'some stationery' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as, "I bought some stationery to use for my homework."
Carnegie shared a building with Foreign Policy, and when the editor left one night she sneaked into his office and stole some stationery.
The only things you and the teenager are given to pass the time are a pen, some stationery, the snail-mail addresses of the 10 most important people in your life and a Wilson volleyball.
Del-Fi had a moderate success with Henri Rose's "Caravan" and when Keane was having some stationery printed, he was told of a 15-year-old Mexican who was "the Little Richard of the San Fernando Valley".
He is now manager of publications, and his claim to fame is designing the new "R" logo that adorns the football helmets and some stationery and is turning up as the logo for other sports teams at the school.
Buying a child their school uniform and some stationery is meaningful and worthwhile, but it does not address the causes of their poverty, or the systemic corruption that ensures the majority of the nation's wealth is held by a tiny minority of people.
There are also a few invitations to Spring Fair events and some stationery.
The cost involved in the physical reorganization under the 5S program was nominal; some stationeries and inexpensive tools were purchased with PARSS funds to facilitate 5S practices.
The state's full name appears only on official proclamations and some official stationery.
Kimmel sent the note on some Lionel Richie stationery he had acquired.
It appears on some state stationery and on many documents, like elevator inspection certificates and marriage licenses.
Except for the faint stains, and a few ounces of whiskey and some hotel stationery gone, Larry leaves no trace behind him of loss or mischief.
