The phrase "he resumed with" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone has continued speaking or doing something after a pause or interruption. Example: "After taking a sip of water, he resumed with his presentation, confidently explaining the details of his proposal."
And after a break from journalism during his 20s and 30s, he resumed with a vengeance: during one manic period in the mid-1960s, he was simultaneously drama critic for the Spectator, opera critic for Queen and television critic for the Listener, as well as contributing unsigned reviews to the TLS.
He resumed with a horrible double bogey at the 15th and from then on it was only his will to win that saw him through.
That process intensified Monday when he resumed negotiations with Kinzer and met with Fuentes, the Mets' next option in the closing pecking order.
But Mr. Fadli remained below the radar, and when the violence tapered off that August, he resumed communications with his distant colleagues, and together, they were able to move on with their work.
He resumed contact with the French when the Spaniards refused to cede the Valtellina.
Released in 2001, he resumed touring with Love the following year.
The caprices were so difficult that he resumed lessons with Harms, his college teacher.
He resumed working with his favorite charity in Washington and started searching for a charity in New Jersey.
He recovered, but by the time he resumed discussions with his parent partners, more than five months had passed.
After the fall of France (1940), he left for the United States; he remained there until 1943, when he resumed flying with his former squadron in the Mediterranean theatre.
Soon, he resumed training with the Oregon State team, losing 15 pounds, to put him around 250, and is in what he called the best shape of his life.
