The phrase 'consents with' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate agreement between two or more parties. For example, "Judge Miller consented with the attorney's request to lower the bail amount."
Johnny doesn't have much to do, except to soak up adoration from fans, get great-looking women into bed and consent to do publicity junkets to promote his latest film, chores to which he consents with the shrugging, obedient blankness of a teenager called downstairs from his bedroom to have supper.
"The premise of GDPR is that every country controlling or processing data of EU citizens will have to get specific consents with respect to every use that's intended by the application, product or service.
Study counselors read informed consents with each potential participant in the woman's preferred language (English, pidgin or Yoruba).
Informed consents with appropriate ethics review committee approvals were obtained.
It is recommended that informed consents with collection and storage of genomic DNA (e.g. blood or buccal cell DNA) be obtained from all study subjects (study drug and control groups).
In this article, it is the proposal of dynamic consents with active opt-in re-consent strategies that we will address, as this model clearly illustrates the moral differences between the broad and dynamic consent.
She finally consented, with many misgivings.
The governed consent with hopes that citizens will be safe.
This is not informed consent but ill-informed consent, with a side of coercion.
It was adopted by unanimous consent with the two Republicans the only senators in the chamber.
It has been based on consent with local communities," she said.
