The phrase "be supplanted with" is not correct; it should be "be supplanted by." You can use it when discussing something being replaced or overtaken by something else.
Example: "Traditional methods may be supplanted by modern technology in the workplace."
Alternatives: "be replaced by" or "be substituted with."
Next week Mr. Vicari is to open Alonso's Steakhouse, with a mere 25 seats, hunting lodge décor and a steak menu that will be supplanted with game dishes in the fall: 265 West 20th Street, (212) 675-7749.
Ms. Srbljanovic believes this fear "for our own naked existence," passed down like mother's milk from one generation to the next, must be supplanted with a "fear for our own moral downfall if we fail to speak" wherever repression, nationalism or immorality appear.
Under Bernanke, that could be supplanted with a statement on whether inflation is tending to the upper or lower bound of the Fed's price stability range.
It's best to be supplanted with weapons that can deliver injurious if not fatal, results.
Accordingly, going forward, the SC model will be supplanted with a smaller advisory External Scientific Advisory Board.
Corners, sidewalks and street parking have been supplanted with plazas and compact gardens in hundreds of locations.
Starlets were supplanted with corporate types like Thomas M. Joyce, chief executive of the Knight Capital Group, who talked golf and sipped expensive Scotch from a sponsored bar.
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For the selection of E. coli harboring plasmids or B. subtilis integrants, the medium was supplanted with antibiotics ampicillin (50 µg/L for E. coli) and erythromycin (10 µg/L for B. subtilis).
But it turned out a lot more people wanted to get around the city than wanted to go the distance and the parent company was supplanted with something pinker and fuzzier a few years later.
