"one or some" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to list two or more options, as in, "Do you prefer one or some of the other options?".
Though patients in sub-Saharan Africa often do not incur all of these fees, merely paying for one or some of them can have substantial impacts on their economic circumstances.
Most of the proposed yield criteria possess only one or some of these basic characteristics.
One or some of its sub-programs can be used flexibly.
Try to situate the case in one or some of theoretical perspectives discussed in class.
Is it a psychological phenomenon or a political one or some melding of the two?
Sometimes, after an unrelated health scare, the death of a loved one, or some other crisis, a woman just decides that enough is enough.
The idea was that anything accompanied by one or some combination of the above would be made better or, at the very least, unrecognizable.
(The filmmakers are being coy about whether Simone will be played in the film by a live actress, a digital one or some combination of the two).
Either they didn't leave any ancestors, or they were replaced by other peoples". The implication is that some one, or some peoples, colonised the states first.
Without examining each of these factors simultaneously, it is difficult to figure out whether one or some mattered more than the others.
