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The phrase "he along with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when you want to refer to a group of two or more people that includes the person of whom you are speaking. For example, you could say, "He along with his friends went to the movies."
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He, along with 18 other people, died.
He, along with his colleague Jeff Lichtman, arrived in 2004.
But he, along with another moderate opposition candidate, nonetheless appeared.
He, along with Ms. Mearns, was the real beauty.
He, along with his huge record collection, joined her there.
He, along with others, collected and classified thousands of fungi in their native China.
But he, along with several other Republican winners, had best not spend much decorating their offices.
Now he, along with many others, was driven underground or into exile.
He, along with all the rest of the mercenaries who pack the English league.
He, along with his teammates, knows how valuable he is to the Knicks' interior defense.
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He -- along with his basketball and football peers -- is old enough to get paid.
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