The phrase "congestion with" is a correct and usable phrase in English.
You can use it when you want to describe something congested with a particular thing. For example: "The streets were congested with cars during rush hour."
A Belgian government minister wants to combat highway congestion with an electronic market for traffic vouchers.
It promised to replace ugliness and congestion with extraordinary beauty and efficiency.
The biggest problem was congestion, with crowds of spectators filing slowly across the sand towards security gates.
The target was selected because of traffic congestion, with the intent to cause maximum damage, Mr. Durrani said.
The results are likely to be an increase in congestion, with knock-on negative impacts on journey times, air quality and ultimately emissions of carbon dioxide".
At times, Enron filed a transmission schedule that would have the effect of reducing congestion, with the power flow going through the off-line hubs.
A plan was adopted in 2000 to improve conditions in Yosemite by restoring disturbed natural areas, easing traffic congestion with expanded bus service, and renovating lodging facilities.
"They sit in stalled subways without claustrophobia, they extricate themselves from panic situations by some lucky wisecrack, they meet confusion and congestion with patience and grit -- a sort of perpetual muddling through".
Just as the agency believes it has eased congestion with E-ZPass, which is now used by nearly 60percentt of the vehicles crossing the river daily, it hopes to take the social engineering a step further.
All the junctions being replaced currently suffer from severe congestion, with public transport particularly badly hit.
"It's a lot of congestion with a small squad," she added.
