The phrase "are static with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being unchanging or fixed in relation to something else.
Example: "The parameters of the experiment are static with respect to the initial conditions set by the researchers."
Alternatives: "remain constant with" or "are fixed with".
One problem, experts who study school technology say, is that many classroom pages are static, with teachers posting a syllabus for the entire year or simply links to interesting Web sites.
In the following, we will assume that the nodes are static with.
The properties of the irreps are generated based on the point group, and are static with the exception of E, i.e. 2-dimensional representations.
The growth medium and the inner surface of the tubing are static with respect to each other, and both are regularly and simultaneously replaced by peristaltic movement of the tubing through the gates.
Systematic conservation planning is often about spatial planning, and traditional conservation reserves and methods of designing them are static, with the implicit assumption that threats to biodiversity are themselves static.
Early societies, such as the Babylonians and the ancient Egyptians, were static, with a fixed hierarchy of social obligations.
Below the TV screen were two PC screens featuring the CNNMoney home page which was static, with nary a streaming-media image in sight.
According to that, first real and simulated scenarios were static, with base stations making the role of PU and different devices like SU.
In the moving process, assuming each source is likely to move to its adjacent grids or stay at current grid, which means a source can move to the different directions with 6° or be static with equal probability.
All MTs in the simulation were static with a length of 5 µm.
Secondly, the model is static with a fixed incidence.
