The phrase "available in some of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something can be found or accessed in certain locations, versions, or formats.
Example: "The new software update is available in some of the latest models of the smartphone."
Alternatives: "offered in select" or "accessible in certain".
Airborne sound insulation measurements of party walls were also available in some of the buildings.
"It's because broadband simply isn't available in some of the remote, rural areas," Mr. Almanza said.
Rental space that could be divided into smaller units is also available in some of the existing buildings, he added.
An emergency voucher process was available in some of the areas while the problems were occurring, Ms. Wasmer said.
The chapter also covers in detail the typical topologies and architectures of such systems, engineering aspects, and functionalities available in some of the commercial systems.
He agreed to intervene and soon enough the senator and the chain held a press conference to announce that Long Island produce would be available in some of its stores.
Contemporary pictures of Muhammad are still available in some parts of the Muslim world, according to Hassan Yousefi Eshkavari, a former Iranian cleric, now based in Germany.
Also, remember that certain brands of products aren't available in some parts of the world, so try to be as generic as you can.
We mean merely that the action was taken when an alternative action was available, in some sense of 'available' normally established by the context of the particular analysis.
The values of P c and V m, especially of R m, are not available in some TCs of the best track datasets.
Analytical relationships were proposed, based on those available in some Codes of Practice, to estimate the maximum shear resistance of URM and RM spandrels.
