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The phrase "and stood with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a position or posture of someone or something in relation to another object or person.
Example: "He was tired after the long hike and stood with a heavy backpack on his shoulders."
Alternatives: "and remained with a" or "and positioned with a".
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He walked back to the kitchen and stood with a new drink in front of the fridge, out of the way.
Bishop Patrick V. Ahern, who helped celebrate Mass in the cardinal's place yesterday and stood with a handful of other bishops reviewing the parade from the steps of St . Patricks Cathedral, said he had dropped in to see Cardinal O'sonnor before the parade.
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