"conserve with" is not correct and is not usable in written English.
You can use the word "conserve" as a verb but it needs an object. For example, "Conserve water by taking shorter showers."
In Conservation Efforts After the energy crises of the 1970s, Japan forced itself to conserve with government-mandated energy-efficiency targets and steep taxes on petroleum.
Scoditti believes that his mission is to conserve with documentation the gradually unravelling Kitawan culture.
Ian, via email Battery life is quite a hard thing to conserve with an app such as Strava, as it requires the power-hungry GPS chip to function.
However, rates are tiered to reward those who conserve, with customers who stay within 130percentt of a base line level of use facing no increase.
If we cannot conserve with compassion, make room for and appreciate the wild lion, then no other species stands a chance.
Church leaders went back and forth on the issue, but on a 1987 visit to Chile, Pope John Paul II seemed to side with the early Jesuits, telling a gathering of Mapuche Indians he wanted "to encourage the Mapuches to conserve with a healthy pride the culture of their people; the traditions and customs, the language and their own values".
Other parts of the country are waking up to the realization that fresh, clean water is a scarce resource that should be conserved with wisdom and care.
And for sprinkler systems on an automatic timer, Mr. Kimmel said, water can be conserved with the installation of a rain sensor.
"The historic area has been carefully conserved with strict building height limits for any construction in the area," writes Shimizu in another open letter to the JSC.
This intra-provenance variability must be conserved with the use of local seed.
Some of the plant jmjC proteins are conserved with mammalian genes.
