The phrase "exist with respect to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to express the idea that something has a relationship to something else. For example, "The laws that exist with respect to public safety must be enforced equally."
These attempts involve the formulation of theories which, if they are to explain anomalies which exist with respect to earlier theories, must go beyond existing knowledge and therefore require a leap of the imagination.
The factors of her advanced age, business inexperience, nomadic habits, & the similar factors which exist with respect to her husband..."...
The factors of her advanced age, business inexperience, nomadic habits, & the similar factors which exist with respect to her husband..."....
The US secretary of state, John Kerry said the trade deal "should not be confused with whatever legitimate questions exist with respect to NSA or other issues".
More important differences exist with respect to regional characteristics.
However, some limitations exist with respect to tissue volume and predictability.
Similar difficulties exist with respect to the monitoring of the requirement of "actively seeking employment".
Trade-offs exist with respect to how well different phenomena or mechanisms are co-instantiated in a model organism.
Even though the HVT can be applied effectively, problems still exist with respect to obtaining accurate simulations.
However, no significant differences in sanction probabilities exist with respect to the share of UBII recipients in a region.
The question addressed in this study is: Do gender differences exist with respect to conviction of students for academic dishonesty?
