"garnered with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to express obtaining something, or to describe something as containing a certain element or quality. For example, "The prize was garnered with great effort and dedication."
The wisdom is easily garnered with the first bad cast.
Ms. Zollar contrasted the limited attention Ms. McIntyre's work in improvisation has garnered with the spotlight on contact improvisation, long considered a seminal postmodern movement.
A point here, garnered with a squad hard-hit by injuries, keeps alive the faint hopes of qualification for next summer's World Cup.
The Marlins got off to a rough start, going 8-14 and undermining the early hype they had garnered with their revamped lineup, fresh look and new stadium.
ABKCO's luxurious New York offices on Broadway, garnered with hundreds of gold and platinum records, showed what Klein had achieved, more for himself than for his former clients.
Sideways, which took $100m in its first six months and was garnered with awards, including the Oscar for best adapted screenplay, made the career of Giamatti, now one of Hollywood's most bankable character actors.
Mr Morelan also pointed out that fast food restaurants Domino's and Yo Sushi have recently garnered headlines with claims to be experimenting with "drone delivery".
The company has garnered headlines with shows in Costa Mesa, Santa Ana and Fontana, as well as partnerships with University of Redlands, UCLA and San Diego State University.
The label garnered fans with its minimalist, stretchy work basics, and it became a major success.
While she garnered attention with nonfiction works that were sometimes controversial, it was Huston's fiction that drew critical acclaim.
Adajanian garnered attention with the Los Angeles Dons of the All American Football Conference in 1947 by converting 15 of 24 field goal attempts.
