The phrase "a recent visit with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a meeting or encounter that took place not long ago, often in a personal or informal context.
Example: "During a recent visit with my grandmother, she shared some fascinating stories from her childhood."
Alternatives: "a recent meeting with" or "a recent encounter with".
He referred opaquely to a recent visit with an Iraqi official who, he implied, had custody of some terrorist suspects.
"He's a different person than he was," Mr. Sorgman said, recalling his impressions after a recent visit with his stepson.
A recent visit with my mother to her GP revealed she has put on weight and is fit and healthy.
During a recent visit with my girlfriend, our first stop was the standard tourist pilgrimage to Zanzibar.
It's not surprising that Shahryar Mandanipour discussed the same topics during a recent visit, with his friend Milani in the front row.
During a recent visit with her mother, Isabelle climbed on her lap and patted her mother's hair, never wandering more than a few feet away.
On a recent visit, joking with their parents and siblings, the couple sat with hands intertwined on the plaid couch, their first joint purchase, which she picked out and he bought on a shopping trip with his mother.
Some of the white tourists on a recent visit agreed with Thurmond, including Margie Legg, 67, visiting her daughter from Maryland.
And on no occasion did the staff know I was there to write a review (at least that is what I assume, especially since a recent visit ended with a somewhat overcooked chocolate soufflé).
A recent visit coincided with performances by Rubixzu, a local band that performed a blend of reggae and Latin hip-hop to a diverse crowd, aged 9 to 90.
But a recent visit coincided with the tragic gang rape of a young Indian woman that led to her death; the government's ham-handed initial response was to ban protesters from assembling and impound vans with tinted windows like the one in which she was abducted.
