'some fruits' is correct and usable in written English.
It can generally be used to refer to an unspecified selection of fruits. For example, "I like to include some fruits in my breakfast every day."
The ethylene gas that some fruits emit inhibits bulb development.
There are hundreds of recorded types of some fruits.
Basic foods, including some fruits, have trebled in price.
Some fruits are high in pectin, while others have very little.
"Collect some fruits and vegetables; bring by some good healthy food," she said.
Food and drink, including some fruits of the competition, is extra.
Stronger price increases were also recorded for food - particularly some fruits - and household textiles.
"I hope one day (might not be in our lifetime) our efforts will bear some fruits".
Some fruits, cheese, and a boule de campagne, her favorite bread, from the nearby Franprix.
Second, why are some fruits and vegetables that are low in protein, high in glutamate?
Some fruits that don't raise blood sugar quickly are fresh cherries, apples, pears, and plums.
