The phrase "aegis with" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express protection or support in conjunction with something else, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project was developed under the aegis of the university."
Alternatives: "under the protection of" or "with the support of".
Unesco has organized a conference next month in Kabul at which specialists are to draw up a plan and, more critically, a budget for additional work that is likely to come under the Unesco aegis with help from private groups.
For those with VR headsets, Star Trek: Bridge Crew puts you and a group of strangers in charge of the USS Aegis, with your co-operation essential to surviving encounters with the Klingons.
Sudan's government and rebels have made headway towards peace under the emir's aegis, with President Omar al-Bashir several times visiting Qatar, despite requests by the International Criminal Court that he be arrested and sent to The Hague to face war-crimes charges.
A key feature of the current plan is to net together Aegis with other overhead and surface-based systems so that the overall architecture not only affords multiple layers of protection, but also maximizes the utility of each element.
Or try questions like these: Is Iraq a peaceful, liberated state allied with and under Washington's aegis, with "enduring camps" filled with U.S. troops on its territory?
The statement from Aegis contrasts with last week's announcement by the WPP Group in London that its revenue was falling largely because of the poor economy in North America.
In recent years, under Mr McNealy's aegis but with input from Mr Schwartz, Sun opened up, selling computers based on processing chips from AMD, and making Solaris open-source ie, available withopen-source ie
When comparing four new ACP-containing bonding systems, including Aegis Ortho, with a conventional bracket bonding system (Transbond XT), it was found that the traditional bonding systems achieved greater bond strengths than the newer ACP-containing ones.
Japan's first generation of defenses will involve upgrading four domestically built Aegis destroyers with Lockheed Martin radar to track ballistic missiles, as well as planes, ships and submarines (two more are under construction).
The Army's air defense programs, for example, should get a long-needed shot in the arm; the Navy will clamor for more Aegis cruisers (with anti-ballistic systems on board); and the Air Force will certainly need yet more bombers for the potential preemptive strike against the nuclear threat that isn't there.
In the face of the threat of a missile attack, Taiwan has requested more powerful arms from the United States -- most recently destroyers equipped with Aegis anti-missile systems and Tomahawk cruise missiles with a striking range well beyond the width of the narrow strait.
