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The phrase "are operating with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where someone or something is functioning or working alongside a particular tool, method, or resource.
Example: "The team are operating with a new software system that enhances productivity."
Alternatives: "are utilizing a" or "are working with a".
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"Now they are operating with a lower profile," he said.
Maybe those people are operating with a different reality.
"And MBIA and some of the others are operating with a taint on their name".
But Hiddink's Chelsea are operating with a renewed sense of purpose.
The Yankees are operating with a distinct advantage in manpower now.
"We are operating with a constant waiting list of around 100, we can't even meet local demand.
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The Mets are operating with an $83 million payroll, which is a whopping $100 million less than the Yankees'.
Critical-care units in hospitals are operating with an average of 14.6percentt of their nursing positions unfilled.
Again, the production wells are operated with a constant BHP at 14.7 psia.
The experiments are operated with a commercial AFM (Dimension Icon; Bruker Corporation, USA).
"We're operating with a pretty slim reserve most days".
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