The phrase "accompanied by a sharp" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being described as being together with a sharp object or sensation, often in a metaphorical or literal sense.
Example: "The dish was accompanied by a sharp tang of lemon that enhanced its flavor."
Alternatives: "paired with a sharp" or "alongside a sharp".
It has been accompanied by a sharp rise in the gap between short and long rates.
It was rapidly joined by another, and then another, each accompanied by a sharp intake of breath in the room.
Moreover, R.I.M.'s overseas push has been accompanied by a sharp fall in the average price of its handsets.
A war with Iraq could dramatically alter the outlook, particularly if accompanied by a sharp rise in oil prices.
'Stand up when your father comes into the room!' was another of her favourite sayings, hissed through her teeth and accompanied by a sharp poke in the ribs.
The growth of renewables is being accompanied by a sharp decline in coal burning, not only in China, but in the U.S. and elsewhere.
More rain is forecast for Monday, accompanied by a sharp drop in temperatures as a more settled weather pattern comes into view.
If the employee also holds significant amounts of company stock in a retirement account, the layoff could be accompanied by a sharp drop in retirement assets.
That appears to have happened in Brazil, where the rising value of the real has been accompanied by a sharp reduction in the export-import ratio.
An exit, which would probably be accompanied by a sharp devaluation of the new Greek currency against the euro, would further reduce the value of those loans when translated into euros.
"The brinkmanship and confrontation between the Maoists and the government, accompanied by a sharp and dangerous hardening of positions, is making a negotiated solution significantly more difficult," Mr. Ban warned in the most recent quarterly United Nations update on Nepal.
