The phrase 'some input from' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are wanting to ask someone for their opinion or advice. For example, "I'm working on this project and could really use some input from you."
Fox and CBS, with some input from the league, create each Sunday's regionalization maps.
One group got standard oncology care, the other had some input from oncologists in addition to early palliative care.
Get some input from independent professionals such as geriatric care managers when making these difficult decisions.
Past experience suggests that both the Kurdish issue and a new constitution need some input from the opposition.
America's Treasury, meanwhile, plans to hold its stakes in financial firms directly, albeit with some input from independent advisers.
Indeed hardly an opera now goes by without some input from Blind Summit, whose Low Life will be back at BAC in a few weeks time.
While he doesn't say who the "cool" band are (The Seekers? Thirsty Merc? Sherbert?) we're sure Warne would appreciate some input from Guardian readers too.
If you are responsible for children in a single-sex school, wouldn't it be wise to ensure they receive some input from the other sex?
Lachlan Murdoch said some input from the proprietor about the product and the editorial direction was appropriate and necessary for the business to succeed.
The development could require some input from the city and a new law from the State Legislature, never a speedy bunch.
"We had hoped we would get some input from the residents on how to rehabilitate the system, but we didn't get even that far.
