The phrase "some being" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any group or individuals in a general way, such as "Some being argue that climate change is a real threat."
In 2010, we tested 12 different methods implemented in 12 different ways; some being script (e.g., with R software), some being independent software, some being part of a commercial suite (e.g., MatLab), some being usable with Windows, and another only with Linux, each one with a specific (and different) format [ 28].
Are some being sold a pup?
For some, being alone is unadvisable on these bases.
For some, being out of Africa is enough.
In the temporal quadrant, the processes showed a radial, longitudinal course, some being L-shaped.
But does not Likeness by way of Virtue imply Likeness to some being that has Virtue?
That is what we Catholics have usually felt on emerging from the confession box – though much depended on the confessor, some being liberal, some being stern.
Other products, some being launched this autumn with less fanfare than Windows 7, represent Microsoft's future.
Some, being respectable lifelong Tories, may not be Irvine Welsh buffs.
The herons are the most cosmopolitan family, some being found even on remote oceanic islands.
For some, being in the red-carpet section was enough to induce a feeling of awkwardness.
