The phrase "a task force with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of people organized to work on a specific task or project, often in a collaborative manner.
Example: "The government established a task force with experts from various fields to address the climate crisis."
Alternatives: "a task group comprising" or "a working group including".
More recently, Suffolk County lawmakers formed a task force with tribal representatives to try to come to an accommodation on a casino.
So the city formed a task force with the Buildings Department, Fire Department and outside experts to draft a microturbine rule.
The association recommended that Mr. Spitzer rethink that part of his proposal and form a task force with law enforcement officials to consider alternatives.
The mayor also alarmed environmentalists when he gave the job of designing a cost-effective recycling program to a task force with little expertise on the subject.
California's path toward offshore wind development began two years ago when the governor formed a task force with federal and state authorities.
AL: At the very end of the spring, UA, DormCon [Dormitory Council], and the GSC [Graduate Student Council] worked to put together a task force with Housing and IS&T [ Information Services & Technology.
Rob Portman, America's trade supremo, released a review of trade relations with Beijing, which he said lacked "balance", and established a task-force with a remit to "enforce" China's obligations.
Johnstone and Gordon serve on a task force charged with rewriting jury instructions in plain language.
Gen. Carter F. Ham, commander of a task force charged with controlling the far north.
Princeton is moving quickly to act on recommendations of a task force charged with developing ways to foster a more inclusive campus climate.
Brad Wiegmann, a senior Justice Department national security lawyer, is to help lead a task force charged with recommending the legal rules for detention of future terrorism suspects.
