The phrase "are often accompanied with" is not correct; the correct form is "are often accompanied by." You can use it when describing situations where one thing typically occurs alongside another.
Example: "The symptoms of the flu are often accompanied by a high fever."
Alternatives: "are often paired with" or "are frequently accompanied by."
The collection includes instructions to and despatches from diplomatic and consular officials; the despatches are often accompanied with enclosures.
The quality of the tips has improved as well, he said, and they are often accompanied with detailed corroboration.
Competitions: There are numerous competitions and awards to apply for, which are often accompanied with no-strings attached cash and a raft of public exposure.
However, the irreplaceable role of these solvents in organic synthesis is contrasted with their extreme complicacy in separation of the products, and even worse, side reactions are often accompanied with the separation process17,18,19,20.
Several cancer experts said yesterday that the trials could be especially complicated given that the new drugs work on a principle unlike other treatments, like chemotherapy, which attack the tumors themselves and are often accompanied with side effects.
This interest stems from the realization that the achieved high-performance designs resulted from deterministic topology optimization algorithms may become suboptimal under real-world conditions that are often accompanied with uncertainties.
The repair of osteochondral defects can be enhanced with scaffolds but is often accompanied with undesirable terminal differentiation of bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells (BMSCs).
He said the plea for forgiveness was often accompanied with an offering of gold coins or other gifts from the killer's family.
Since aptamer binding is often accompanied with conformational changes, we herein used 2-aminopurine (2AP) to probe its folding in the presence of Ag+.
However incorporation of fibres and fabrics in SMPs is often accompanied with the deterioration of thermomechanical properties and shape memory effect.
