"exchanged it with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an exchange of one item for another. For example, "Jan exchanged her old phone for a newer model and she exchanged it with a friend for some cash."
After all, each inversion that contained a GA-sequence simply exchanged it with its reverse complementary TC-sequence from the opposite strand, and vice versa, thus asymptotically equalized their numbers on each strand [see 2].
What did it mean for the relationship between you and the person you exchanged it with?
Webster also stated that two 14-year-old girls had approached him and NC1 at the party, asking for some "hash", and that the two of them had obtained a small bag of resin and exchanged it with the girls for $20. Blood samples were taken from two suspects; The Newcastle Herald reported this as probably the first use of DNA tests in a Hunter Valley murder investigation.
If it acquired the sublease, Chase would change its plans for the space it leased earlier this year at 1166 Avenue of the Americas, at 46th Street, perhaps exchanging it with another company.
They used to only take certain items and sometimes [had] to go outside the camp to exchange it with other items.
It used to be a lot and we had the chance of exchanging it with other items at the markets in Nyala but the new project doesn't give us this option".
It depicts Maoris, New Zealand's indigenous people, drinking "large amounts of 42 Below" and "exchanging it with the white man for muskets, blankets and Hobbits". It's always the way with cutting-edge humour," says 42 Below's founder, Geoff Ross, who started the three-year-old company as a hobby while working for Saatchi & Saatchi, a giant ad agency.
But she stressed that it was much more about "getting the collection known" and being able to exchange it with "other institutions of comparable stature".
Taking the gun out of these men and women's hand and exchanging it with a good paycheck would bring a sign of relief to not only our community, but build a strong robust economy.
Sophie Barthes, the French director, brings an interesting angle to addressing our souls through the possibility of soul trafficking: To choose to live with the soul we have or exchanging it with another in the hope of eliminating some of the turmoil, angst and stuckness we are experiencing.
As C4C10 interferes with the fluorescence of tryptophan residues, it was necessary to exchange it with FC12 after Ni-NTA chromatography (done as shown in Figure 4).
