The phrase "some households" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "Some households in the town struggle to pay their mortgage each month."
Some households now have pit latrines.
But some households are finding help from their state governments.
In some households, there's no increase in revenue streams.
Some households, especially the elderly, may have considerable savings.
In some households he is regarded as dour and chippy, but he's not really.
Even so, it said there would still be some households that would be worse off.
And, for some households, the past accumulation of debt may weigh on spending.
Public sector indebtedness has also risen since the crisis and some households remain vulnerable.
In some households, you're still better off as a matriarch than as an adult female child.
There is some help for some households via Northern Ireland's Warm Home Discount scheme.
So divided is the country that discussion of the ouster is banned in some households.
