"with some details" can be used in written English.
It is usually used to describe additional information or specifics about something mentioned in the sentence. Example: The presentation was well-received, with some details about the company's financial growth receiving particular praise from the audience.
The Press Association has filed a story with some details.
Along the way, I'll deal with some details that I didn't have space for in my previous post.
One official familiar with some details of the plan described it as "rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic".
Although their son lived with them, Mr. Eddleson's parents did not appear to be familiar with some details of his life.
When a company wants to go public, it first files a draft prospectus with the S.E.C. with some details about the planned offering.
The Conservative party have released a note to the media with some details of the visits Cameron will be doing through the night.
CNN and MSNBC stuck with it, and their viewers were rewarded with some details about how Christie had handled the latest revelations.
The only entranceway to the Acropolis at its western end, the Propylaea was built of Pentelic marble, with some details of black Eleusian stone.
Although some Republicans in the Democratic-dominated Legislature have said they did not agree with some details, they have also said they would support the package if some changes were made.
"Grover is preside of the Fair just the same as ever," Mr. Gibson said, "I have just come in to help him with some details which perhaps I am better at than he is.
Mojang provided fans with some details during its Minecon 2015 conference in London this morning, in an hour-long session focusing on Minecraft for computers and consoles, and its Pocket Edition for smartphones and tablets.
