"finalized with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to indicate that something has been concluded, completed, or settled. For example, "The project was finalized with a successful demonstration."
SMH and MHS wrote the first draft of the manuscript which was finalized with output of all others who read and approved the final version.
Despite the optimism, no agreement was finalized with less than three days until Thursday's deadline.
Federer needed 3 hours 18 minutes to advance, which he finalized with an emphatic crosscourt forehand winner.
This June, a deal was finalized with Mayhoola, an investment vehicle supported by the emir of Qatar that also owns Valentino, to purchase Balmain for around $560 million.
An economic valuation of the HCLME and HCS has been finalized with an estimated annual delivery of around USD19.5 billion in goods and services.
This transformation was finalized with the St. Michael's Agreement (September 1992), which also called for the division of Brabant into two provinces (Flemish Brabant and Walloon Brabant).
Ms. Brown confirmed the deal in a column posted Thursday night in which she said the agreement was finalized with a coffee mug toast Tuesday evening.
W.-H.T., J.G. and Z.Y. analysed the data, and W.-H.T. and J.G. principally wrote the manuscript which was finalized with input from all authors.
The confirmation was already set to be finalized with Collins' vote, which would likely have put vice president Mike Pence in a position to break a tie.
Mr. Kreindler's death came as an unprecedented multi-billion-dollar agreement was being finalized with the Libyan government in the case of the Pan Am 103 Lockerbie disaster, to which he had devoted incredible energy and innovation over 15 years.
The detailed design of a high-field superconducting dipole magnet has been finalized with the aim to make available a new facility to perform tests of large superconducting conductors in high magnetic fields (B = 12.5 T).
