"clamp with" is correct and usable in written English
It is often used to describe a type of fastening tool used to hold two or more things in a fixed position. For example: "He used a special clamp with adjustable screws to secure the two pieces of wood."
Guards then inserted a wooden clamp with a hole in the middle, and slid a tube through the hole.
The hanging loops are suspended by a clamp with zero or finite length.
The proximal part of the Achilles tendon was fixed in a custom made clamp with a polymer toothed rack.
It's a spring-loaded clamp with foam padding on the inside (both to protect your phone from getting scratched and to ensure a firm grip).
Copyright 2011 The Royal Society of Chemistry Fig. 5 a Trapped TTF-Au nanowire in clamp with small opening, b fluorescence imaging showing successful post-synthetic functionalisation.
After 7 weeks, 72 rats were subjected to the hyperinsulinemic euglycemic clamp with [3-3H]glucose infusion to estimate glucose fluxes.
Our results indicated that the G174A substitution impaired interaction of the β clamp with the α catalytic subunit of pol III.
The mathematical model was defined by comparing the De Saint Venant theoretical bending stress (the maximum stress on the clamp) with several FEM results.
The clamp with a protrusion feature increased the overall Von Mises stress by about 60% and the compressive stress by more than 200%.
Experimental tests were carried out to investigate the performance of wire clamp with the position/force switching controller during the grasping and releasing operations.
The paper addresses FEM electro thermal simulation of NiTi actuator with special shape of clamp with active heating and shows design of new connection with improved thermal features.
