The phrase "a clue with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a clue that is accompanied by something else or is related to a specific context.
Example: "The detective found a clue with the victim's belongings that pointed to the suspect."
Alternatives: "a hint accompanied by" or "a clue alongside".
But when "one" or "a" itself is used to indicate an A in an answer, it helps the setter construct a clue with a natural surface reading.
It was Give Us A Clue, with Lionel Blair, in which each player is desperate for the others to get it right.
But it was pleasing to be able to award first prize to a clue with a footballing theme, just to demonstrate that I am not totally impervious to that hugely popular game (often called 'beautiful', for reasons that escape me!).
Though the pronoun has already been attributed to several different rock stars (from Kurt Cobain to Fred Durst), the lyric sheets add a clue with the words, "Him... hmmmm... Eminem?" Musically, the inspiration for "America's Sweetheart" is punk bands like the Ramones (whose "gabba gabba hey" she quotes) and their garage-rock predecessors.
Injuries to Pastore and Ménez mean Ancelotti has yet to address the problem of how to configure his attack when everybody is fit, but the 3-1 win over Toulouse in the Italian's first home game provided a clue, with Ménez, Pastore and the irrepressible Nenê fielded in a fluid front three while Gameiro looked on forlornly from the bench.
Ed Miliband, in his early forties, and he hasn't got a clue with life.
The first scene with David at Kenchington's grave had a massive clue, with a long lingering shot on the "mother to a loving son" etching.
Just as silly as I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue but with much less reliance on innuendo (and, perhaps, less warmth), the programme could be patchy but certainly served up some slices of hilarity over its five series.
These findings provide a new clue with DRD2 as a therapeutic target for RA.
Leave a small clue with each piece of chocolate until the hunt culminates either in the bedroom or in a cozy area of your home where you have arranged for a romantic dinner for two.
I'll give you a clue: it starts with "golden" and ends with "grahams".
