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The phrase "a synthesis with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the combination or integration of different elements, ideas, or materials to create a cohesive whole.
Example: "The research paper presents a synthesis with various theories to explain the phenomenon."
Alternatives: "a combination of" or "an integration with".
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This New Yorker sees an emerging common theme: that the future of computing lies in a synthesis with nature.
Some of those taking part, like Mr. Vatsky, are V.J.'s -- computer artists who use computers to mix images that are projected on screens in a synthesis with the music.
As the stakes have grown, so has an expectation about the role that the "digital turn" might play in revivifying the humanities, effecting a synthesis with the sciences, and other weighty causes.
A synthesis with previously obtained cyclic pile test trends confirms the practical applicability of the results obtained.
Only after careful consideration of the data and a synthesis with the literature can author(s) write an effective abstract.
Ancestry may potentially be completely inferred from sequences, although a synthesis with morphologic markers will likely yield a better understanding of evolutionary relationships [ 24].
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"PO" indicates a synthesis reaction with octanoic acid; "PV" with vinyl octanoate.
Plutarch represents a synthesis also with regard to his philosophical interests.
Therefore, a synthesis method with the ability to rigorously control the composition, size and shape is needed.
The reaction catalyzed by fuculose-1-phosphate aldolase (FucA) conducts to a synthesis product with a 100% diastereomeric excess.
It promotes design exploration by means of a synthesis approach with the sole aim of producing reliable reactive systems.
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