The phrase "a leaf with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a leaf that has a specific characteristic or feature.
Example: "I found a leaf with a unique pattern that caught my attention."
Alternatives: "a leaf that has a" or "a leaf featuring a".
Seen from the air, the principal drainage pattern of the eastern section of the province has the appearance of a leaf with a network of veins.
Or you'll bring home a leaf with a beautiful shape that you found on the front lawn.
The lens is always something with a preexisting aperture, like a leaf with a hole that was cut out by an insect or just some bark off a dead tree that has a small crack".
Ground-up bait and a weight (usually a rock) is wrapped inside a leaf with a baited hook and tied with a slip-knot.
Tobacco can be smoked in cigarettes, bidis (thin Indian cigarettes wrapped in a leaf with a thread), cigars, or pipes, or alternatively chewed or sniffed.
We then prepared an enzyme extract by homogenization of a leaf with a grinding buffer containing 100 mM potassium phosphate (pH 7.8), 1 mM EDTA, 7 mM 2-mercaptoethanol, 1% Triton X-100 and 10% glycerol, followed by centrifugation.
Terminal edges connect a leaf with an inner node and inner edges connect two inner nodes.
All concentrations of DEX tested had an effect on vegetative leaf shape; increasing concentrations of DEX resulted in a leaf with an increased paddle-like shape and a progressively shorter petiole.
The award trophy: a statue of a leaf with its veins made from the five metals featured in the bet.
One of the most striking examples of a leaf moth is the Japanese noctuid moth Oraesia excavata, whose dorsal forewings exhibit a special resemblance to a leaf with leaf venation patterns [ 29].
Detail a leaf with the cross-peen hammer, making a ridge from the tip to the stem.
