The phrase "a registration with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of registering with an organization, service, or authority.
Example: "To participate in the event, you must complete a registration with the local committee."
Alternatives: "an enrollment with" or "a sign-up with".
Sumitomo Mitsui, the second-largest outside shareholder in Goldman, can sell as many as 6.1 million shares after a registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Goldman's decision to withdraw the offering -- a registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission was filed in late August -- will almost certainly damage morale at the firm, especially because Mr. Corzine and Mr. Paulson had indicated that they would share as much as $6 billion of the new putative market value with employees below the level of partner.
But, prior to this she needs to perform a registration with a broker.
Startups take advantage of these exemptions and stay private, until they eventually want to become public through a registration with the SEC.
In Daniel Hoelting's IAI Value fund, for example, the issuer of a restricted security filed a registration with the SEC to take the company public.
A registration with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office costs between $275 and $325 per class of goods or services, and is usually the first step for legally protecting your brand.
"Tonight's reserve team to face West Ham United at Upton Park features Sol Campbell, who plays on a Reserve League registration, with a view to a permanent move back to Arsenal Football Club," the club said in a statement.
The New Yorker, March 2 , 1940P. 9 In N. Y. State station wagons intended for private use fall into a special registration with a fee considerably more than for pleasure cars, but less than for a truck.
The patients using the traditional queuing method waste much unnecessary waiting time standing in line at the registration window to ensure a successful registration with a certain physician.
Everyone is given a cover name and a registration number, with real names kept in a separate, central file that the Stasi did not destroy.
Dresser Inc., Addison, Tex., which sells oil field equipment once owned by Halliburton Co., filed a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission for a $575 million initial public offering of stock.
