The phrase "and apparently with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something seems to be the case based on available information, often introducing a clause that provides additional context or detail.
Example: "She arrived late, and apparently with a good reason, as she explained her situation to us."
Alternatives: "and seemingly with a" or "and evidently with a".
Only the Knicks are, and apparently with a laser defensive focus.
Then, on Friday, in a dramatic overture, and apparently with a push from the United States, the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, apologized for the loss of life, a move immediately welcomed by the Turkish prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
He showed staggering lack of judgment in hiring Andy Coulson, the former News of the World editor, as his first director of communications at Downing Street, a hubristic decision made against the best advice and apparently with a dual aim: to show he was not an old Etonian "toff" and to get favorable treatment from the 37 percent of the British print media owned by Murdoch.
In addition, proof of concept is given that red deer are also susceptible to BSE by the oral route, albeit at high dose and apparently with a low attack rate and extended incubation period.
The Obama Justice Department has seized the phone records of numbers that are associated with White House staffers and, apparently, with Fox News reporters, according to a document filed in the case of Stephen Jin-Woo Kim, on October 13 , 2011
By Ryan Lizza May 21, 2013 The Obama Justice Department has seized the phone records of numbers that are associated with White House staffers and, apparently, with Fox News reporters, according to a document filed in the case of Stephen Jin-Won Kim, October 13 , 201111.
The video — out-of-focus and apparently shot with a smuggled cellphone camera — shows a black man toiling with a gardening hoe under the Alabama sun.
They tended to give more correct answers than people with no self-reported knowledge in chemistry, and apparently, people with a chemical expertise have a higher motivation to learn more than people who lack such a basic knowledge (see answers to question 5).
FOR a product that is wildly expensive, technically confusing and apparently incompatible with a lot of machines with which it ought to be expected to work, the Panasonic DMR-E10 DVD Video Recorder is actually pretty cool.
The company is recruiting experts in chip design and fabrication, apparently with a view to creating custom chips to process image data.
