"impart them with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to provide someone with knowledge, skills, or other abilities. For example, "The teacher sought to impart her students with wisdom and understanding."
These properties impart them with higher potency to their antimalarial as well as antibacterial activities.
We obtain a structure with superior energy absorption capability to uniform tessellating repeat units, and anticipate that this strategy could be extended to other structures and metamaterials to impart them with non-uniform and graded mechanical properties.
Through the modification of existing nanostructured materials one can control and tailor the properties of such materials in a predictable manner, and impart them with biological properties and functionalities to better suit their integration with biomedical systems.
Despite the fact that calcium phosphate-based coatings on hip, knee and dental implants have a long history of clinical success the quest of improving the longevity of implants and to impart them with better physiological properties is high up on the agenda of numerous research groups around the world.
If we can reach children and young people like him across this country, of all backgrounds and ethnicities, impart them with a love of music and show their families the value of a musical education, then we will consider our job done.
I DO have the desire to do impart them with the knowing that They Are Worthy.
The presence of the imide rings in the hyperbranched NLO polymers imparted them with excellent thermal stability.
The nature of MOFs generally imparts them with excellent biodegradability, low cytotoxicity and versatile functionality, thus providing ideal candidates as drug delivery hosts5,6.
The incorporation of functional membrane proteins (MPs) or peptides allows the transfer of biological properties to liposomes and imparts them with improved circulation, increased targeting, and efficient intracellular delivery.
Because the nano-bio-interface is the key driver of nanoparticle behavior and function, the modification of nanoparticles' surfaces allows the transfer of biological properties to synthetic carriers by imparting them with a biological identity.
The technique exploits what is called the "orbital angular momentum" of the waves - imparting them with a "twist".
