The phrase "a textile with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific characteristic or feature of a textile material.
Example: "We are introducing a textile with a unique blend of natural fibers that enhances durability."
Alternatives: "a fabric featuring a" or "a cloth possessing a".
A berg? called David, redone in a textile with grass imagery, is $7,000, and Marianne, a 1930s queen-size bed frame covered in a dandelion fabric, is $13,000.
It is flat like a photograph or a textile, with no horizon or dry edge of land, yet it recedes and moves the eye.
The area of a textile with pores with a diameter of less than 1 mm is supposed to show bridging, whereas the pores with a diameter of more than 1 mm, the so-called effective pores, are supposed to not show scar tissue within the pores but fat tissue.
Never hang a textile with rings because the fabric's weight will be unevenly distributed, which can damage the fabric.
Twill, one of the three basic textile weaves, producing a fabric with a diagonal rib, ridge, or wale.
What marked this tomb as unique from the other tombs in the Akeldama cemetery was the discovery of degraded shroud textile, with a simple weave and a clump of human hair, in one of the loculi together with the skeletal remains of a primary burial of an adult.
There, Mr. Gober indirectly expanded on his own art (which he didn't include) through that of older and younger artists he admires, from an Anni Albers textile with an abstract geometric pattern to a set of 1970's photographs by Nancy Shaver that tracked the innocence-to-experience progression of childhood but did so unemphatically, almost casually.
They placed the electrode in a solution of sodium sulfate together with a second electrode made from a textile coated with carbon nanotubes to create a supercapacitor with a maximum power density of 110 kW/kg that could hold 95% of its energy through 5,000 recharging cycles.
The youngest brother, Thomas Garnett, was a textile manufacturer, with a business in Clitheroe where he employed several hundred men.
Maxine Sutton (2 Market Place) is a textile designer with a striking line in blocky, pretty printed fabrics.
