The phrase "for operating with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the purpose or context of using a particular tool, system, or method.
Example: "The software is designed for operating with various data formats to ensure compatibility."
Alternatives: "for use with" or "for working with".
"Every agency has to take responsibility for operating with a smaller budget".
Clyne excelled at right-back, as did Ryan Bertrand on the other side, and this quartet made a solid case for operating with a straightforward back four.
While tempers did not flare in the Senate, the two parties were still trying to negotiate ground rules for operating with a 50-50 split.
However, the extension for operating with continuous variables is recent and this feature is still under development.
Having the entire flow-control system on the outside of the ladle and the inside of the ladle completely unrestricted is necessary for operating with long holding times and for certain steel treatments conducted in the ladle.
The results demonstrated that the preferred operation type was rotation in the parasagittal plane and that the handle shape should be convenient for operating with a downward-facing palm posture.
It sounds as though he was signaling that Mitt would do exactly what he had castigated Obama for: operate with "more flexibility" after the election.
A viable option for operating CFBs with smaller sorbent particles at higher temperatures is examined.
There were six arrests for disorderly conduct, one for harassment and 13 for operating motorcycles with suspended licenses.
The method also allows for operating conditions with finite capacity heat source and heat sink.
Mr. Gittins suggested that Commander Waddle had conducted a quick periscope search, but one within the range of normal tactics for submarines operating with stealth.
