The phrase "a kit with the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific kit that includes certain items or features.
Example: "I received a kit with the necessary tools to complete the project."
Alternatives: "a kit containing the" or "a kit that includes the".
Rickson also sells a kit with the compressor and all the fixings ($266), to which it will add the Grover trumpets of your choice (from $40 and up to a real train horn).
It's available in a kit with the new 18-55 STM lens, too, just like the SL1.
The G1 will be available in mid-November as a kit with the new LUMIX G VARIO 14-45mm/F3.5 5.6 ASPH/MEGA O.I.S lens.
The cost for body alone is $1,299.95 when it goes on sale in March, and a kit with the 18-135mm lens will cost $1,899.95 in June.
At £750 ($1,260) for a kit with the components to make a full glove, Mi.Mu is still fairly expensive, but development team hopes that anyone interested (including hacker groups and educational organizations) will get in touch with them through the Kickstarter page to find out ways to afford Mi.Mu or how they can contribute to its development.
The Karma can attach to any of GoPro's Hero5 cameras and comes available as a kit with the Hero 5 Black for $1099.
Each is $499.99, or there is a kit with all of the attachments for $549.99.
Petrossian and Luke's Lobster teamed up to create a kit with all of the fixings (and directions) to create two caviar lobster rolls, because if there's anything better than celebrating with lobster or caviar, it's probably both.
The publisher has also produced a kit with a doll representing the Socialist leader Ségolène Royal, Mr. Sarkozy's rival in the presidential election last year.
"We'll be providing museums with a kit with which to take the sample including a 5mm drill bit.
Tiahna now has a kit with Marzano's name on the back, while Madeline has Shelina Zadorsky's on the back of her's.
