The phrase "a chapter with the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific chapter in a book or document that includes certain content or themes.
Example: "In a chapter with the title 'The Journey Begins,' the author explores the protagonist's early challenges."
Alternatives: "a chapter containing" or "a chapter featuring".
The book's payoff, I thought, comes in a chapter with the subheading, "Pretty Women Fight Back".
After Phyllis dies, she closes a chapter with the jarring realization, "I would never have a mother again".
The rest is a rushed tour through American religious history in which Darwin shares a chapter with the Civil War and Jim Crow coexists with the Great Depression.
And certainly, only Healey would dare to open a chapter with the words: "Hector Berlioz, like me, had found it necessary for much of his life to earn a little extra by writing weekly articles as a feuilletoniste".
In his excellent book on Wagner, Michael Tanner has a chapter with the endlessly debated question: "What is the Ring About?" There are so many ways of interpreting the Ring – pro-ecology, anti-capitalist, anti-Jewish, anti-marriage – that it has allowed directors a more or less free hand to do what they want.
His manservant, his ex-batman, serves him his morning beer loyally and "discreetly" leaves the room when he starts speculating about an encounter with a woman; and Drummond himself can begin a chapter with the line "I almost think, James, that I could toy with another kidney" (for breakfast).
Once research has been completed, each group should work together to create appropriate pages for a chapter with a title reflecting the area of law your group was assigned.
She begins a chapter with something small and piquant, like the Houbara bustard, a bird found in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
It found a new chapter with the individual freestyle, a more expressive, interpretive event that projected the riders more as performers, creative artists in the gymnastics tradition.
All that made him able to "open a new chapter" with the Afghan government, said Fawzia Koofi, a leading Afghan member of Parliament.
Kenya entered a new chapter with the swearing in of Mr. Kibaki, who heads a coalition of parties that until the election last Friday had been long relegated to the opposition.
