The phrase "audacious with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is bold or daring in their actions or attitudes, often in relation to a specific context or subject.
Example: "She was audacious with her ideas, challenging the status quo and pushing boundaries in her field."
Alternatives: "bold in" or "daring with".
Be audacious with skirting boards: white is outdated.
"Pirates are getting quite audacious, with increasing levels of violence being used.
The Taliban's escape from Kandahar prison is audacious, with 475 insurgents getting away through a 320 metre (1,050ft) tunnel.
Campbell was growing more audacious with his punches, determined to leave a mark his opponent would remember.
"Ghosts" (More Is More), his new quintet album, does something less snarky but just as audacious, with complex derivations of standard form.
In the allegro of the "Tempest" sonata, for example, she was simply audacious with the tempi and played single pianissimo lines with spooky open pedals, recreating this already revolutionary music and demanding that we reassess its plangent mystery.
Hernández has scored on audacious chips with his right foot, on swerving blasts with his left, and perhaps most surprising for a 5-foot-9 forward, by soaring through the air.
Together with Crosby, he quickly set about hatching the audacious merger with Bank of Scotland that would result in both men heading the enlarged business.
The audacious Baba, with whom Caithleen eventually shares lodgings in Dublin, punctuates her scornful dialogue with exclamations like "Christ", "Jesus", and "In Christ's name".
An official with the tribal administration said Mr. Said had a reputation as an audacious fighter with limited education but much experience in fighting NATO and Afghan forces across the border in Afghanistan.
That sparked both sides into life again, with Hibs' Callum Booth having an attempt blocked before Buaben tried an audacious effort with the outside of his right boot that flashed just wide of the top corner.
