"equip yourself with" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to obtain or provide oneself with the necessary tools or skills for a task or situation. Example: Before starting your new job as a salesperson, make sure to equip yourself with effective communication and negotiation skills.
In other words, you can equip yourself with a genuine-emergency lifeline for next to nothing.
Before you run out and equip yourself with eighteen new storage systems, however, rethink what you're storing and why.
If you engage in outdoor sports like cycling, tennis or skiing, be sure to equip yourself with proper eyewear.
You can make yourself young and beautiful, equip yourself with fancy clothes, build a dream house by the water, or make the sun set on command.
"You need to equip yourself with sufficient firepower — then you can talk about restructuring," said Jean Pisani-Ferry, the director of Bruegel, a nonprofit economic research organization in Brussels.
Through traditional coaching and NLP techniques, you'll learn how to zap your inner critic, set yourself a manageable regime for completing your book, equip yourself with the tools for revising your first draft and understand the art and science of engaging readers.
"With that full knowledge, you equipped yourself with a passport.
As Tim Bernersaide said recently: [Journalism is] going to be about poring over data and equipping yourself with the tools to analyse it and picking out what's interesting.
He told Mr. Rausing: "You acted with deceit and deliberation, equipping yourself with items you used to try to prolong the act of concealment".
And now, said millennials are dropping out of the baby boomers view of the workforce and entering into co-working spaces in order pursue their dreams of creating the next best Farkle app! Now that you have equipped yourself with five easy and actionable must-dos for 2016 it's time to start thriving!
Market yourself by equipping yourself with your State's tools.
