The phrase "a merge with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the combination of two or more entities, such as companies or organizations, into one.
Example: "The company announced a merge with its competitor to expand its market reach."
Alternatives: "a merger with" or "a combination with".
In a last attempt to prevent the end of the company, Castro e Almeida boldly (and perhaps surprisingly) suggested a merge with Invicta Film, the oldest and most important Portuguese production company of the silent period.
It then runs partially alongside the Estrella River to a merge with SR 41 near Shandon and a rest area.
At a merge with Private 158 Road, PA 405 turns to the north, passing the small community to the north.
The final stretch of Interstate 205 Business runs diagonally to a merge with I-5, which comes from the south and continues northeast along the former US 50 alignment.
After several miles without an interchange, the highway ends at a merge with I-5, where traffic can continue northeast to the junction with SR 120 near Manteca and then east on SR 120 towards Yosemite National Park or north on I-5 towards Stockton.
For instance, in a paper by Chang et al., while Medicare claims and enrollment were used to assess for service utilization, data on BMI were obtained from a merge with the Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey (MCBS).
Such losses will deplete the sellers' capital, which only strongly capitalized institutions can absorb without raising additional capital or a merging with a stronger bank".
Hence, a merging with smallest change in ESS results in minimum loss of information.
Sex with someone in a dream, whether or not it actually results in intercourse, symbolizes a merging with the qualities that person represents to us.
On Friday, Royal KPN abandoned a plan to merge with a Belgian counterpart, Belgacom.
