The phrase "a prosecutor with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a prosecutor who possesses a specific quality, characteristic, or attribute.
Example: "She is a prosecutor with a strong commitment to justice and fairness in her cases."
Alternatives: "a prosecutor possessing a" or "a prosecutor having a".
Lynch has a reputation as a prosecutor with a strong relationship with the police, but she wasn't necessarily imperilling that.
In that book, "Friends of the Family," he described himself as "a prosecutor with a passion for justice who had spent most of his life trying to make sure bad things happened to bad people".
If you happen to be a prosecutor with a righteous bent, you can transform what morally offends you into a criminal offense.... Speak of perjury if you will, but to me the whole thing smells of entrapment.
People with knowledge of wrongdoing will be reluctant to speak if they know that a reporter's promise of confidentiality can be undone by a prosecutor with a hot tip.
Because his chosen companion in male bonding -- Miguel Prado, played by Jimmy Smits, wonderfully dark and tantrum prone -- turned out to be a prosecutor with a Dirty Harry complex much more twisted than Dexter's.
"Stand up in a courtroom and be a prosecutor with a guy who just killed four people, set his girlfriend on fire and then shot her in the back of the head twice and you know if you lose this, he goes back on the street.
Couch was only a year and a half out of law school then, a major, but because he was a prosecutor with an aviation background he had been a Marine pilot before entering law school and because he was stationed at the pilots' home base, he was asked to help prosecute one of the biggest cases in Marine Corps history.
Failing to disclose clients could result in a referral to a prosecutor with the potential for a $10,000 fine, enough to make even the Albany crowd take notice.
Mr. Vance appeared before the judge for several of the arraignments, a rare step for a prosecutor with many assistant district attorneys.
Now she hopes to be a military prosecutor, with a focus on sexual assault.
Why would Luna, a hardworking prosecutor with a successful wife and two adorable boys, commit suicide?
