The phrase "a touchdown with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in the context of discussing sports, particularly American football, when referring to scoring a touchdown in conjunction with another action or event.
Example: "The team celebrated a touchdown with a victory dance in the end zone."
Alternatives: "a touchdown accompanied by" or "a touchdown along with".
Two weeks ago, the Vikings threw on fourth down for a touchdown with a 34-point lead against the Giants.
Alabama set up a touchdown with a 70-yard return and scored off interception return by Courtney Upshaw for a touchdown.
The low point on the field for Dallas certainly had to be Romo's third interception, which Pierre-Paul returned for a touchdown with a remarkable play.
The fourth-stringer Pat White threw for 181 yards, set up a touchdown with a 66-yard completion to Dezmon Briscoe, and also ran for a touchdown to help the Redskins finish the preseason 4-0.
But his defining role was in leading Stanford back from a 10-point deficit, then overcoming a critical mistake, an interception returned for a touchdown with a little more than three minutes to go.
When Hochuli's crew waved off a Carolina interception return for a touchdown with a roughing-the-passer penalty on Julius Peppers, there was instant analysis of the call's accuracy.
The freshman safety Darnell Bing set up a touchdown with an interception and a field goal with a fumble recovery.
The Giants' defense had performed exceptionally, frustrating Rams quarterback Kurt Warner and scoring a touchdown with an interception return, but the St . Louisoffense was relentless; Collins knew the defensive players were exhausted.
Gameloft gets a touchdown with an extra point; EA gets a field goal.
He completed 27 of 43 passes for 258 yards and a touchdown, with an interception, in the opener.
Former Texas quarterback Garrett Gilbert threw for 310 yards and a touchdown with an interception for SMU (1-2), which piled up 16 penalties for 111 yards.
