The phrase "a description with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a description that includes certain elements or features.
Example: "The report includes a description with detailed information about the project's objectives and outcomes."
Alternatives: "a description containing" or "a description that includes".
Parts of the constituency were represented by a Tory MP until 1995, and the local newspaper, The Oldham Chronicle, described it as a three-way marginal – a description with which the Tory candidate, Kashif Ali, concurs.
Mr. Snyder, who never sought elective office before he ran for governor with the unlikely slogan "One Tough Nerd," says he is unambiguously a Republican, and it is a description with which many Michigan Democrats strenuously (and unhappily) concur.
A description with the invitation to the Washington fund-raiser (suggested contribution: $1,000) said the committee hoped to reach out to "targeted religious communities that are key to electoral success for Senator Obama, including Catholics, moderate evangelicals, Hispanic Catholics and Protestants".
Introducing this updated collection of interviews with and talks by Chomsky (he having long since sublimed into the kind of author who produces books by informal dictation), Chris Hedges calls him "America's greatest intellectual", a description with which not even his admirers would necessarily agree.
Filtering a description with all keywords of the search query is most likely to produce the best results.
When/if they find something that matches your requirements they send you a description with a link to click through to buy the item.
Though he varied his routines, witnesses and surviving victims were able to provide the police with a description: Hispanic, with long hair and a foul smell.
Correction: November 5, 2000, Sunday A picture and a house description with the Gazetteer chart last Sunday, about the Ludlow Park section of Yonkers, were published in error.
A three-dimension MHD simulation gives a description consistent with the model and with the observations.
And How Excited Will Your Readers Be? Have you ever seen a book description with a ton of exclamation points or caps?
The reaction method from Ridgway et al. [ 56] is likewise derived from Equation (12) and (13) but aims at such a simplified description with a critical radius.
