The phrase "also dominated with" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when trying to express that something is influenced or controlled by something else.
Example: "The market is also dominated with various trends that shape consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "also influenced by" or "also characterized by".
The theory was, rather, that Microsoft believed that the browser could be used as a beachhead for an invasion of the lucrative applications market, which Microsoft also dominates with market shares in excess of 85%.
Unsurprisingly, Apple's iPad dominates the field — taking a majority of the market in all three countries, and accounting for a whopping 79percentt of the tablets owned in the U.K. In Spain, the iPad also dominates, with 52percentt of the tablet market, but Samsung's Galaxy Tab series has carved out a sizeable slice — taking 17percentt of the Spanish tablet market.
While Gasol and Bynum pestered Stoudemire on defense, Gasol also dominated offensively with 20 points, 14 rebounds and 4 assists to go along with 4 blocks.
Honda also dominated the mid-1980s Williamsliams, winning the 1987 drivers' title with Nelson Piquet and the 1986 and 1987 constructors' championships.
Like 2015, the list was also dominated by women, with only one male author.
This group was also dominated by genes with unknown function or without known homologs outside of cucurbits.
As we described earlier, SF cells harvested from the arthritic joints of mice with PGIA were also dominated by granulocytic cells with neutrophil morphology, and these SF cells retained their immune suppressive potential after removal of the minor monocytic MDSC subset [ 21].
But Adele, who also dominated the US market with 7.5m sales of 25, is bucking the digital shift.
The shortlist for best director was also dominated by National productions, with Howard Davies taking the prize for The White Guard and his West End production of All My Sons.
