The phrase "a liner with an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of liner that has a particular feature or characteristic that follows the phrase.
Example: "The designer created a dress with a liner with an elegant finish that enhances its overall look."
Alternatives: "a liner featuring an" or "a liner containing an".
The cover consisted of a foundation layer, a liner with a thickness of 0.7 m, a drainage layer of 0.3 m, a protection layer of 1.5 m and a vegetation layer of 0.25 m.
Despite having been originally conceived as a liner with a hull designed to minimise rolling, most of the changes made to the ship during her conversion added topside weight, raising her centre of gravity.
They developed a liner with a sintered porous glass bed on the inner surface wall of the liner.
He made a diving catch on a liner with two runners on base in the sixth inning of Tuesday's 2-1 victory.
For instance, inferior results were achieved with the Romanus cup where the combination of an inferior locking mechanism of the liner with an inferior type of polyethylene resulted in excessive osteolysis in the acetabular region (Puolakka et al. 1999, Lyback et al. 2004, Lazarinis et al. 2010, SHAR 2010).
After applying the first line and smudging it, use a black gel liner with an angled brush to apply a thicker line along your lash line.
The mezzanine level of the museum now resembles the deck of an ocean liner, with lounge chairs, an authentic life ring, and shuffleboard.
The story of "The Passenger" — in which a former Auschwitz guard, travelling on an ocean liner with her husband, sees a fellow passenger whom she believes to be an ex-prisoner of the camp — comes from a 1959 radio play by the Polish writer Zofia Posmysz, herself an Auschwitz survivor.
First opened to the public in 1933, it was designed to resemble the upper decks of an elegant ocean liner with a spectacular view.
But somebody forgot to tell Honda's overachieving engineers that the GL1800 was not also intended to be the ultimate Q-ship, an unassuming passenger liner with a high-speed PT boat buried under its Toontown bodywork.
