"received some feedback" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when someone has given you advice, criticism, or other input about your work. For example: "I received some feedback from my manager on my presentation."
He said he already had received some feedback.
Now we've received some feedback from a source who boasts a long track record of good access to Taliban leaders.
One of Roberts's editors once received some feedback from a romance readers' focus group: "My life is 'Moby-Dick.' I don't need to read it".
We received some feedback from the competition judges that the economics of our model were appealing in terms of the investment and the return," Bordoley said.
Although many praised the poll as a clever and innovative idea, Nicollet received some feedback questioning whether she deserved a spot in the field considering her recent lackluster results.
AOL declined to comment on the experience, but a spokeswoman pointed to a message in a company blog explaining the September 2007 course reversal: "We received some feedback that people really do associate the Netscape brand with providing mainstream news that is editorially controlled".
As shown in Fig. 2, once the user has decided on a given rhetorical structure, which may have been either automatically detected (bottom-up process) or explicitly constructed (top-down process), he/she receives some feedback from the system.
Parents and children will interact with questionnaires and videos on the app and then receive some feedback, such as how to deal with tantrums if that's an issue, or what the child's apparent risk for autism might be.
I receive some feedback on my final assignment before being told what to study on our final exam.
"He had received some negative feedback from his thesis adviser.
The show has received some negative feedback online from people who have seen previews.
