The phrase "and bound with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is tied, secured, or fastened with a particular item or material.
Example: "The package was carefully wrapped and bound with a sturdy twine to ensure it wouldn't open during transit."
Alternatives: "and secured with a" or "and tied with a".
The original 1893 recipe called for peeled apples and celery to be chopped and bound with "a good mayonnaise".
He is a slight, handsome man of thirty-nine, with dark shoulder-length hair, worn tightly sleeked back and bound with a rubber band, accentuating his appearance of quickness and lightness, of being sort of streamlined.
And children's programming appears in the form of a cartoon in which a boy hero is captured by the Japanese, beaten severely and bound with a stick jammed in his mouth to prevent him from screaming for help.
David Salle is a slight, handsome man of forty-one, who wears his dark shoulder-length hair pulled back and bound with a rubber band, though sometimes he will absently pull off the rubber band and let the hair fall around his thin, not always cleanly shaven face.
The amplified products were purified from agarose gel and bound with a pMD18-T vector and then transformed into Escherichia coli DH5 and the recombinant clones with a 1.5 kb insert were sent to be sequenced by sequencing company.
The fifty-eight pages are sewn in a single gathering and bound with a sheet of old vellum, which is now partially discolored from use.
For every philosophical essay collection typeset using ancient letterpress technology, there was a pornographic comic book printed with someone's inkjet and bound with an office stapler.
It turned out not to fool anyone but inspired a brilliant new publishing trend: novels by real authors, printed on paper and bound with an eye-catching cover design.
Antidimer 5G9 belongs to the isotype IgG1 and bound with an affinity constant of 1.837 × 109 L/mol.
Since New Year's Day 2011, she had been held against her will, beaten with a cane and bound with tape in a second-floor apartment on Rockaway Beach Boulevard, he said.
The lawyers said Mr. Lindh, "wounded, starved, frozen and exhausted" after being captured in December 2001, was blindfolded, stripped naked and bound with duct tape to a stretcher, with a bullet left in his leg.
