The phrase "a folder with the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific folder that contains certain items or information.
Example: "I found a folder with the project documents we need for the meeting."
Alternatives: "a folder containing" or "a folder that has".
David's life changes when he is given a folder with the photos and profiles of his progeny, and he surreptitiously looks them up, one by one.
"So the number of people standing in line to get a decision from Putin is so large that the person in that line holding a folder with the name Navalny on it has to wait a very long time".
He said the inspections confirmed that Boeing's employees had not opened a folder with the data about its competitor's plane, while an EADS worker had "inadvertently opened" a file containing part of the government's scoring of Boeing's bid.
If you have ever been dragging a bunch of files from one location on the computer to another (say, from the desktop to a folder) with the mouse and accidentally dropped them in the wrong spot, you can reverse the move.
But the men accused in that plot were released following a severely compromised investigation; the head of Scotland Yard's counterterrorist squad had been photographed on his way into a meeting holding a folder with the details of the alleged plot and the police plans to foil it.
She tells us the size of Tianjin, its population, its main industries and most famous culinary delicacies, but she and her successors throughout the day refrain from using the dread "brief introduction" words though we do get glossy brochures in a folder with the phrase on the cover.I detect a Japanese influence.
I am like a dead man here.' Just before I leave the Migrants Resource Centre, Mariam comes up to me with a folder with all the certificates and awards she has received for her voluntary work.
At the meeting, the doctor took out a folder with graphs depicting the Dow Jones Industrial Average back to the inception of its precursor, in 1884.
Unlike his good friend Ryaguzov, from the F.S.B., who spent much of the trial poring over a book of crossword puzzles, Khadzhikurbanov often brought a folder with papers to the sessions and rustled through it as the trial proceeded.
Then they said he had been the victim of a random robbery, though all that was taken was a folder with material for the newspaper's next issue.
But the police investigation was severely compromised when the head of Scotland Yard's counterterrorist squad, Bob Quick, was photographed on his way into a meeting at 10 Downing Street clutching a folder with details of the alleged plot, and police plans to foil it.
