The phrase "as perpetrators with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing individuals or groups involved in a crime or wrongdoing, often to describe their role or association with an act.
Example: "The investigation revealed that several individuals were identified as perpetrators with a history of similar offenses."
Alternatives: "as offenders with" or "as wrongdoers with".
Farmers, restaurant staff, and students are the top three occupations involved as perpetrators of homicidal poisonings with tetramine.
This paper analyzes the patterns and correlates of physical abuse among school adolescents with teachers as perpetrators.
"The Islamic Republic of Iran regards the Zionist regime's agents as perpetrators of such terrorist actions with criminal and hidden purposes," an indignant Ramin Mehmanparast, Iran's foreign ministry spokesman, told the press on Tuesday.
"It's made us more sensitive when dealing with children as perpetrators, and we take more care of children who are victims.
With young adults also disproportionately involved in violent crime, both as perpetrators and as victims, making progress with this group is crucially important for reducing violent crime and creating fewer victims.
Persons with psychotic disorders were most frequently presented as perpetrators (N = 24, 50.0%), whereas persons with organic disorders were more often presented as victims of aggressive behavior (N = 2, 12.5%).
She raises the possibility that "because we see whites as victims and blacks as perpetrators, our collective sympathies are always with whites".A racial dimensionStill more controversially, Sandile Memela, an advocate for the ruling African National Congress (ANC), wrote on a website, "Oscar would be a hero if Reeva were a black man".
§ Increasingly, children are involved as perpetrators of criminal activities and coming into contact/conflict with the law.
As a result, adolescent sexual violence, both as perpetrators and victims is an important public health concern with implications on sexual and reproductive health.
Research highlights that states have begun prosecuting their own citizens as perpetrators of acts of forced displacement under legislation in accordance with IHL (Personal Interview 2014a, 2014b).
