The phrase "gal with" is correct and usable in written English, though it is informal
It can be used in casual contexts to refer to a girl or woman in a friendly or colloquial manner.
Example: "She's the gal with the amazing singing voice."
Alternatives: "girl with" or "woman with"
HIM: Are you talking about the gal with the machete in the chancellor's house?
You're the hollow-eyed gal with the yellow fingers sitting on the curb outside Elaine's late last Thursday nite chain-smoking Balkan Sobranies.
Sometimes the superhacker is in law enforcement, but other times it's just some guy or gal with a laptop.
But at least she's had the foresight to wear the hue of jacket and lipstick befitting a gal with a controversial reputation: scarlet.
Mightn't you have turned out a strange lost gal with twelve or so marriages behind you and a tragic runaway daughter?
Bankrolled by mob associates, this 1972 crime against celluloid starred the hapless LINDA LOVELACE (née Boreman) as a good-time gal with a bizarre anatomical anomaly.
In the presence of Fe3+, β-galactosidase cleaves S-gal with a formation of a black product.
Orquera converted and when his replacement Burton added a drop-gal with 12 minutes to go, the hosts led by five points.
Escherichia coli was grown aerobically at 37 °C in lysogenic broth (LB), when necessary, supplemented with 100 µg/ml ampicillin and 250 µg/ml S-gal with 250 µg/ml ammonium ferric citrate.
To verify β-catenin stabilization in the β-cateninstab embryos, we crossed transgenic mice expressing LacZ gene under control of β-catenin/TCF responsive elements (BAT-gal) with β-cateninflox ex3) mice [18].
The titers of stocks used in these studies measured by plaque assays were 5.9×1010 pfu/ml (Ad.SERCA2a) and 4.5×1010 pfu/ml (Ad.β-Gal), with a particle/pfu ratio of 40∶1.
