The phrase "and appeared with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something that shows up alongside another person or object, often in a context of an event or situation.
Example: "The celebrity arrived at the gala and appeared with a stunning new dress that caught everyone's attention."
Alternatives: "and showed up with a" or "and came along with a".
He was a graduate of Colorado University at the age of 19, moved to San Francisco and appeared with a Theater Group.
During the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, Bower wrote over 50 stories in 17 days and appeared with a dozen different hosts on more than 1,200 radio stations including WABC, Fox Sports Radio and American Forces Radio before more than 7 million listeners.
Most of the detected mutations were transitions and appeared with a frequency below 5%.
Certainly, he was at Abu Ghraib, and appears with a hood over his head in some photographs that Army investigators seized from the computer belonging to Specialist Charles Graner, the soldier later convicted of being the ringleader of the abuse.
"I will never forget the dead bodies of young and old men, but also women and children on the streets," he said, dressed in a uniform of the Free Syrian Army and appearing with a Syrian flag.
The condition is commonly seen at birth or early childhood and appears with a PWS, which is present in 98% of patients [ 85, 86].
Mr. Kemp is a staunch supporter of President Trump, and appeared with him at a rally Sunday in Macon, Ga.
But the younger Mr. Kean is an unequivocal Forrester supporter and appeared with the candidate at a news conference last week to endorse him.
In our study, 91.1% of physicians and medical students stated their full name and many appeared with a self-identifying image.
One time the homeowner yelled out, "I'm in the shower" and promptly appeared with a towel skimpily wrapped around his waist.
It went back on display in the mammal section but its meaning had shifted and it appeared with a plaque that referred to its interesting past.
