The phrase "a hearing with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a formal meeting or session, often in legal or official settings, involving discussion or examination of a particular issue.
Example: "The committee scheduled a hearing with a panel of experts to discuss the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "a meeting with a" or "a session with a".
Elena appealed, requesting a hearing with a judge.
Mr. Nellen said he did not think a possible fine reduction was worth waiting for a hearing with a judge.
She compared it — using the text of some of the prayers offered before the council's meetings — to the idea of a judge inviting a minister to open a hearing with a prayer about "the saving sacrifice of Jesus Christ" or an election official reciting the Lord's Prayer before opening the polls.
The chief suspect in the kidnapping and killing of the American journalist Daniel Pearl displayed bravado and brashness in court today, interrupting a hearing with a threat that if he was extradited to the United States, another kidnapping or hijacking would follow and he would be released.
One complaint was resolved after a hearing, with a finding of no responsibility.
Prior to a 1996 law called the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act, the vast majority of those issued a deportation order faced a hearing with a judge, the report says.
These teachers, including Mr. Picou, have a right to a hearing with an arbitrator before they can be fired; over the years some have been able to keep their jobs through the hearing process.
In detention, Elena fought back against this supposed denial, and won a hearing with an asylum officer, who corrected the record.
After crossing the border, a U.S. asylum officer performs a preliminary screening to determine whether their fears of persecution are credible enough to deserve a hearing with an immigration judge.
ICE detainees with violent criminal records are not typically released on bond or other "alternatives to detention" while they await a hearing with an immigration judge, but there have been instances of such detainees being released.
Waqaniburotu, 29, will have a hearing with an independent judicial officer at 10 00 BST on Monday.
