The phrase "anchor with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of anchor or a method of anchoring something in a particular context.
Example: "To ensure stability, we need to anchor with a heavy-duty anchor designed for rocky seabeds."
Alternatives: "secure with a" or "fasten with a".
Clipping into the anchor with a nylon sling, he belayed Corathers as he spidered up the wall of ice.
If the country is not to be sucked back into inflation and instability, it needs to replace its buckled exchange-rate anchor with a rigid fiscal one.
In this system the spacecraft is moored to the surface of an irregular asteroid such as 216 Kleopatra by using a rocket-propelled anchor with a cable.
YouTube has removed the pilots now but, as Spiegel explains, they aped the style of Germany's mainstream Tagesschau news programme and were presented by a "greasy -faced anchor with a crew cut and a too-small suit.
Its state flag, a miniature of which sits above the restaurant's bar, is adorned by a golden anchor, with a blue banner floating beneath it on a sea of white, reading, "Hope".
On "Name Dreamer," she has the bassist Drew Gress and the drummer Tom Rainey drop anchor with a creeping vamp, while the others — Tony Malaby, her husband, on tenor saxophone and Marc Ducret on guitar — swirl above the surface.
Telepan This Upper West Side anchor with an accomplished farm-to-table approach has closed after 10 years.
In this paper, an analytical method that is capable of predicting the movement direction of the drag anchor with an arbitrary fluke section is developed.
The present work proves that the movement direction of the drag anchor with an arbitrary fluke section can be reasonably determined by the developed analytical method.
While Bettag and Rather cleared American airspace, Jennings stood before the Overseas Press Club in New York and presented the absent executive producer and anchor with an award for their Russia coverage in 1988.
But as Rather was finding his sea legs as anchor with an new administration in the newsroom and in the White House -- I got upset with Uncle Walt for what I thought was "bad-mouthing" Rather.
