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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a student with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a student who possesses a certain characteristic, quality, or item.
Example: "She is a student with a passion for science and technology."
Alternatives: "a student possessing a" or "a student who has a".
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A student with a deprivation score of 1 is at the bottom of the material/cultural hierarchy (100% of the other students have a higher level of material/cultural capital), whereas a student with a score of 0 is at the top of the material hierarchy (no other student has a higher level of affluence).
A student with a football tackle build.
The assault left a student with a fractured skull.
That morning Mr. Mattoo, 17, had been simply a student with a rucksack full of books.
Every so often, he greeted a student with a fond, emphatic yelp.
He was, he says, simply "a student with a lot of time on my hands".
Chen, a concert violinist and a student with a perfect grade-point average, agreed.
A student with a straight C average, she said, stood second to last.
I was a student with a backpack, arriving at the Gare de Lyon.
On this night, a student with a messenger bag peeked inside, then promptly left.
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An inquisitive individual, a straight-A student with a great sense of humor.
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