The phrase "a means with which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or tool that facilitates an action or process.
Example: "The new software provides a means with which to streamline our workflow and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "a method to" or "a way to".
They stress progressive documentation of process and results as a means with which to promote learning and encourage follow-up.
The illusion of Chadian statehood was useful for France and the United States, who saw a strong Chadian Army as a means with which to cripple Qaddafi's ambitions.
This is what economists call a commitment device — a means with which to lock yourself into a course of action that you might not otherwise choose but that produces a desired result.
In his Scots version, Hay rendered crosse into golf-staff and further alludes to the stick as a means with which to chase the Persian emperor and his lords to and fro like a ball in a hockey match.
That causes a security dilemma: by making efforts to provide a means with which to defend themselves, ethnic groups often threaten the security of others, whose reactions to that threat may, in turn, increase the threat level faced by the original group or groups.
In the past few decades, using steel braces as a means with which to retrofit RC structures has become the subject of more attention and the reason can be attributed to fast implementation of the system as well as a significant increase in the stiffness and the strength of the structure.
These results suggest that the incorporation of psychosocial and extrinsic components identified by laypersons into a multidimensional model of SA is a prudent means with which to augment biomedical conceptualisations of SA.
We showed that using a MassCode-based approach for genetic analysis provided a feasible means with which to discriminate salmonellae within the same subspecies in one test.
This makes Dishevelled-CSL crosstalk a powerful means with which to limit Notch signalling and reveals a new paradigm of Notch regulation.
A convenient means with which to represent the structural behaviour of such a strengthened and anchored member then is via its load-deflection response.
But the mere act of transferring classical movement onto sneakers is neither new nor, it turns out, a reliable means with which to tap into the music's playfulness.
