The phrase "are apprehended with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of capturing or seizing something, often in a legal or formal sense.
Example: "The suspects are apprehended with the evidence collected at the scene."
Alternatives: "are captured with" or "are seized with".
He was apprehended with his daughter in Baltimore and by Aug. 5 he was back in Boston.
She was apprehended with $8,000 in her car, which she said was payment to the Gallegos for nine radios.
Four other people were apprehended with him but were released, the police said, because there was no evidence that they were engaged in illegal activity.
In the first two and a half months, how many suspects have been apprehended with the new system, Mr. Rasuli was asked.
Another was Rafael Cobrices, who has since been apprehended with a card identifying him as a member of one of Mr. Chávez's revolutionary movements.
These modifications deeply impact the extensive metropolises, bringing to surface a new gamma of questions that cannot more being apprehended with the classic paradigms of study of mobility, centered mainly in the binome residence-work.
Two other illegal alienswho, with Romero-Morales, were passengers in the car being driven by respondent and were apprehended with respondentwere deported after an Assistant United States Attorney concluded that they possessed no evidence material to respondent's prosecution.
The men who were caught with 11 tons of explosives, the Afghan intelligence service said, were three Pakistanis and two Afghans, who were apprehended with a large semi-open truck with a Pakistani license plate.
In two recent ETA bomb plots foiled by the police, the Basque militants had been apprehended with Titadyne, a compressed dynamite, and blasting agents with which it is typically mixed.
