The phrase "a flyer with the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a flyer that contains specific information or features.
Example: "I received a flyer with the details of the upcoming event."
Alternatives: "a brochure containing the" or "a pamphlet featuring the".
It was a flyer with the heading "Plastic Bags Are Recyclable, Reusable, and Right for New Yorkers".
"We have produced a flyer with the disadvantages of a yes and the advantages of a no.
"Wings" was directed by the gifted and hard-driving William Wellman, who was himself a flyer with the Lafayette Escadrille in the First World War.
Sheila, who serves as treasurer for the New York State chapter of the Mystery Writers of America, said something about her forthcoming third novel, Death in Her Face, and handed me a flyer with the book's cover.
The final mail contact included the survey, SAE, the same incentive and a flyer with the TNM Staging for colorectal cancer.
This will be followed by a second application of the same questionnaire after the distribution of a flyer with the results of phases I and II of the study.
A fly with the proboscis immobilized was mounted on a platform, a glass electrode was placed in the eye and the recording electrode was brought into contact with the base of the sensillum.
This network topology might also provide a fly with the ability to modify its sensory associations in response to a changing environment (see Discussion in the accompanying manuscript) (Aso et al., 2014).
For example, its backers mailed out a campaign flyer with the words "EVICTION NOTICE" under the words "County of Los Angeles Sheriff's Department".
"Fallon's view was you're swatting a fly with a 16-pound hammer," said the senior American officer, who was familiar with the commander's thinking.
Shigetoshi Hasegawa (1-0) earned the victory, retiring Chone Figgins on a fly ball with the bases loaded to end the eighth.
