The phrase "aerospace with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing collaboration, partnerships, or projects related to the aerospace industry.
Example: "The company is engaged in a new project in aerospace with several international partners to develop advanced aircraft technology."
Alternatives: "aerospace in collaboration with" or "aerospace alongside".
More than 100,000 people are directly employed in UK aerospace, with tens of thousands more working indirectly in roles up and down the supply chain.
Between now and 2020, key projects supported by EU funding were set to include exciting work around aerospace – with Newquay touted as a possible site for the proposed spaceport announced in the Queen's speech – and in geothermal energy.
I am very proud of what BIS achieved while I worked there: sustaining a reborn UK automotive industry through the car-scrappage scheme, innovating in aerospace with the establishment of a National Composites Centre and securing inward investment in the UK for a low-carbon future in offshore wind.
It is similar in structure to a module that Nasa has just ordered from Bigelow aerospace, with the intention of fixing it to the ISS in 2015.
Carbon/epoxy facings-aluminum honeycomb sandwich structure (C/E FAHS) is widely used in aircraft and aerospace with the merit of high-specific strength, high-specific modulus and lightweight.
"Mr. Bigelow created Bigelow Aerospace with the express purpose of revolutionizing space commerce via the development of affordable, reliable and robust expandable space habitats," the company's website states.
Prime Air has also been staffing up with hires from the aerospace industry, with recent additions starting this spring and summer who have aerodynamics and aerospace backgrounds from Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and MIT's Space Propulsion Lab.
The tool has been run and evaluated together with manufacturing staff at the aerospace company with promising results.
This article deals with applications of optimal control to aerospace problems with a focus on modern geometric optimal control tools and numerical continuation techniques.
"Sadly, this is part of a larger pattern of teething issues that we've come to expect with this program," said Richard Aboulafia, an aerospace analyst with Teal Group Corp., a Virginia research firm.
We have had the good fortune of working with and employing quite a few highly experienced aerospace engineers with extensive experience creating space-ready hardware.
