The phrase "and some views that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing additional perspectives or opinions related to a topic being discussed.
Example: "The report presents several findings, and some views that challenge the conventional understanding of climate change."
Alternatives: "along with some opinions that" or "as well as some perspectives that".
This Article seeks to provoke discussion of some of the issues posed by racial gerrymandering and to challenge some views that I believe are too readily accepted.
However, this issue is addressed extensively by some views that take sophisticated cognitive capacities, especially the capacity for autonomy, to ground FMS, and also by some views that take rudimentary cognitive capacities, such as sentience, to ground some moral status.
While I enjoyed my time at Torrance High, I felt a bit out of place, and encountered some prejudicial views that offended me and encouraged me to settle on a more comfortable setting.
This article will begin with an account of the reasons for this rejection, then consider the views with regard to knowledge of the material world that result from it, and finally consider some recent views that are closer to the view of common sense.
Among those are the many caves reaching deep into the earth, still evolving and offering views that some might consider otherworldly.
There are lots of great restaurants, but very few that have a clear sense of place other than the majestic harbor and beach views that define some landmark restaurants.
From what I've read about him, Wheeler appears to be a knowledgeable and intelligent fellow with some independent views that he expresses on his blog.
Archey views that trip as a success.
Sometimes, we encounter views that are discomfiting.
Obviously the big meetings still attract interest, but there are no new buyers and some bookies take the view that is best to cut and run and are virtually giving them away.
