'with some fluctuations' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to convey that something experienced changes but not in a large way. For example, "The demand for our product has increased steadily over the past year with some fluctuations."
Moreover, the immune system is recovered with some fluctuations due to the presence of disturbances.
In the aggregate, these areas can generate $81 billion through 2026 ($15 billion per year from 2020 to 2026, with some fluctuations) and can more than offset the losses in premiums expected through 2050.
Since then, the number of those killed in fires has gradually decreased, albeit with some fluctuations; the last time fires claimed more than 100 victims in a year was 2005.
His bounce in the RAND Corporation's online tracking poll has actually grown slightly, and his standing has roughly held steady (although with some fluctuations) in another online survey, from Ipsos.
LPG, electricity and solar energy utilization increased gradually with increase in income, though with some fluctuations.
In the state of New-York, the same thing has happened with some fluctuations, arising from occasional motives of convenience.
With some fluctuation, the difference has remained about that ever since.
In edge cells that would later protrude, the intensities maximized at ∼12 h and were maintained with some fluctuation (Fig. 2e, left).
However, the NFF temperature seems to show a declining trend with some fluctuation (Fig. 18f).
However, the pH value in the PA group of samples 'rebounded' from the second day onwards, reaching 7.11 at the end of Phase I, and then remaining mostly unchanged (with some fluctuation) until the end of the experiment.
Pilots with some fluctuation in amplitude: ■ As the amplitude of the pilots at the destination is not constant and equal to one, the result of the estimation is a spread of the replicas of the CIR.
