The phrase "and coupled with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that two or more things are combined or associated together in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy is effective and coupled with a comprehensive training program for all employees."
Alternatives: "along with" or "together with".
But consumer confidence weakened and, coupled with falling food prices, knocked sales for the category overall.
Lenders, he says, have panicked and, coupled with the economic climate, "gone into risk-averse mode".
And coupled with that, it's a generation that really wants to make a difference.
It was an intimate and unexpected move and — coupled with a strong collection — certainly made their future seem bright.
And, coupled with Alderman's magnum, it showcased the contrast in attitude between the sides – one shrugging its shoulders, one ruthlessly hell-bent on victory.
It's a good call, and coupled with the high-quality production, both visually and from the voice cast, makes for a compelling tale.
The entire spectacle brought in 27.99 million viewers in Nielsen's estimates and, coupled with the continually growing "House" (24.51 million), gave Fox an authoritative victory for the night.
But their scale and neatness is illustrational and, coupled with their symbolic density, makes them function like colorful, but arcane cartoons in The New Yorker.
Okabe can recognise changes in the timeline and, coupled with a microwave that sends messages back in time (seriously), he and his friends attempt to improve the future.
"The frustration is building inside of her, and coupled with her depression, well, that's why she had a nervous breakdown in the first place".
Kucherov's absence up front for the Lightning had an immeasurable effect on the game, and coupled with Bishop's nagging injury, it might have made the difference Saturday night.
