The phrase "a hitch with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a problem or obstacle encountered in a situation or process.
Example: "We encountered a hitch with the project timeline, which has delayed our progress."
Alternatives: "an issue with" or "a problem with".
But there is a hitch with that model.
What do you think?" Despite the dispute, the performance seemed to go off without a hitch, with 389 participants turning up as planned, wearing yellow scarves.
For several months his purchases went without a hitch, with him spending just a few pounds here and there – all agreed by his mother.
"Kingston Hill looks very well and we haven't had a hitch with him since [he finished eighth of 14 in] the Guineas," Varian said on Thursday.
Not only could the 3-D guests evaluate from all angles the latest way that the designer Christopher Bailey gave heritage a hitch, with vast aviator collars fanning behind narrow faces and wispy hair.
Most of the night's major flying sequences — which make up a relative fraction of the show — went off without a hitch, with children and some adults squealing in delight.
Recommended knots are: Sheep Shank Double Figure Eight Bowline A Half Hitch with a bight fed through Eye Splice.
But there has been a late hitch, with an issue between Diarra and Lokomotiv apparently scuppering the transfer.
After Mr. Fagen graduated in 1969 (Mr. Becker did not graduate), they endured a brief stint as songwriters and a yearlong hitch with the pop band Jay and the Americans.
Make a half hitch with each free end as a keeper knot.
Military commanders said the launch of Operation Moshtarak went "without a single hitch", with US-led airstrikes on Marjah, a town in the Helmand river valley where up to 1,000 Taliban fighters are thought to be holed up.
