The phrase "a span with a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing a range or duration that is associated with something specific.
Example: "The project requires a span with a clear timeline to ensure all tasks are completed on schedule."
Alternatives: "a range with a" or "a duration with a".
The dramatic structure's central feature is a 466-foot (142-metre) pylon that inclines asymmetrically away from the river, supporting a span with more than a dozen pairs of cables.
At the same time, the Venetian architect Andrea Palladio used a fully triangulated timber truss for a bridge with a span of 30.5 metres (100 feet) over the Cimone River.
The heuristic optimization algorithms are applied to a bridge with a span length of 35 m and a width of 12 m.
A Cholmondeley-Warner voiceover narrates the tragi-comic escapades of the Span with a brilliantly dispassionate cynicism: "A hit for the Span could propel them from abject poverty and nervous breakdowns to a life of luxury," he surmises.
In the latter case, both cells have a common frequency span, with a mean frequency, and different time intervals (see Figure 2).
The data was collected from February 2012 up to March of 2015, thus covering a multi year span with a substantial fraction participating for more than a year (see left panel of Figure 1).
The test of a pair of cells can be carried out along frequency or time axes.In the former case, both cells have a common time span, with a mean time and different frequency intervals.
Kesha recorded the abundance of Cannibal over a two-week span with a variety of producers; the short recording period was due to her only being available for a limited amount of time due to prior commitments.
Analysis of the life span of Drosophila C3G deficient adult flies indicates a considerably shortened life span, with a survival rate of 50% after 9 days at 29°C, as compared with 26 days in controls (Figure 2A and B).
By 4 weeks of age, mutant mice showed growth retardation (Figure 2E), resulting in a drastically reduced life span with a median age of death of 6 weeks (Figure 2F).
