The phrase "a featuring" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "featuring" is a gerund or present participle and does not require an article like "a" before it.
Example: "The album includes several tracks featuring renowned artists."
Alternatives: "a collaboration with" or "a presentation of".
At 10.08am there's the women's K1 500m in Final A, featuring Britain's Rachel Cawthorn, before pair Abigail Edmonds and Louisa Sawers are in the women's K2 500m Final B at 10.42am.
When Pisces opened five years ago, it was one of the first serious restaurants on Avenue A, featuring a hybrid Southwestern-seafood cuisine that was light and delicious and a raw bar that was popular late at night.
(b) Power spectrum of the image in a, featuring contrast transfer function (CTF) Thon rings permitting defocus and phase shift estimation.
(b) Power spectrum of the image in a, featuring continuous signal without CTF oscillations across the frequency spectrum and visibility of the amorphous ice ring at 3.7 Å.
UV visible spectrum of HQ-PAA (Fig. 1) reveals a new absorption band at λ max = 288 nm, a featuring band of a hydroquinone unit.
She was then featured as a featuring artist on Taio Cruz's single "Higher".
Phillips was a featured speaker.
Or at least a featured player".
Colin L. Powell was a featured guest.
2.40pm: A session on welfare and pensions with Tim Aker 4pm: A session on defence with Godfrey Bloom MEP 4.15pm: A session on education with Paul Nuttall MEP 4.30pm: A session on business with Steve Maine 5pm: A Q&A featuring Nigel Farage, Paul Nuttall, Pete Reeve, Tim Aker, and Lisa Duffy I'll post again when I'm in the conference.
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