The phrase "apes with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific characteristic or action related to apes, often followed by a noun or adjective.
Example: "The researchers observed apes with a unique social structure that differed from other primates."
Alternatives: "apes possessing a" or "apes exhibiting a".
The Lego Movie has been named the No 1 film at the UK box office in 2014, narrowly beating homegrown sequel The Inbetweeners 2 and science-fiction epic Dawn of the Planet of the Apes with a haul of £34.27m.
Could the luxury touchscreens provide the apes with a new form of enrichment?
Their design was also limited, being little more than hairy apes with a bandoleer (reminiscent of the Star Wars character Chewbacca).
This doctor with sacred heart would make a great tattoo... which would go well with my most recent tattoo of Zira from the original Planet of the Apes with a sacred heart!
Note that positive selection at this location is active only outside of the great apes, with a fixed lysine observed in human, chimp, gorilla, and orangutan.
Supervision also provided APEs with a sense of belonging to a health system emphasizing the connection between them and their health facilities and an enhanced credibility in their communities.
Call and Tomasello (2007a, p. 216) have coordinated studies of gesture in all genera of great apes, with an ultimate hope of gaining hints about the evolution of human language, and the answer they give is unambiguous: 'ontogenetic ritualization, in which individuals essentially shape one another's behaviour'.
Later, evil's personification is a mobster ape with a machine gun.
… How about treating America's First Ape with a little respect?
They are the only Asian great ape and the only non-human ape with a fossil record.
So is it best, in evolutionary terms, to be a big hairy hunk of ape with a smooth, strong voice?
