The phrase "and inserted some of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the action of adding specific items or elements into a larger context or document.
Example: "She reviewed the report and inserted some of the latest data to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "and added some of" or "and included some of".
To this the technicians added a solution of agrobacterium, a disease bacterium whose modus operandi is to break into a plant cell's nucleus and insert some of its own DNA.
It was like some fucker sucked the free-flowing, defence-optional hockey typical of the Eastern Conference right out of the building, and biochemically inserted some of the DNA from the grinding, royal rumble type series between the Los Angeles Kings and the St . LouisBlues in the first round out west.
Deutchman: That was my biggest challenge, allowing the footage to just completely stand on its own, and inserting some kind of editorial commentary on what was happening.
We knew because we had inserted some of our people as cameramen into these predictable scenarios.
With these statistics in mind, Oldsmobile is sponsoring parts of the league's national "Take a Friend to Vote" campaign, which will be created by Conde Nast and inserted into some of its magazines.
Joseclyn often annotated the manuscripts he or Parker owned, and even inserted some pages of faked script into the D manuscript of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, and probably owned that manuscript prior to Robert Cotton.
And indeed, every season has inserted some piece of technology into the plot, and into the house, modernizing Downton despite itself.
I [Flanagan] used a prepared bank of questions from which I could pick and/or insert some of my own questions.
It would be one thing if the American Medical Association agreed to support a public plan if and only if the president inserted some sort of tort reform into the bill.
He'd decided to spice things up with some butt play, and inserted one of the bullets back there.
