"in conjunction with the environment" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe how something works in relation to the surrounding environment or in cooperation with it. Example: "The new design was developed in conjunction with the environment, using sustainable materials and incorporating natural elements to minimize its impact on the ecosystem."
Although the wet layup process affords significant flexibility for application in the field, the use of a manual process in conjunction with the field environment can result in substantial variation in material characteristics, higher void content, non-uniform wetout and compaction between layers and a higher propensity for moisture related deterioration.
We think it is important to promote rich, holistic educational experiences in conjunction with the physical environment.
"Now, with the accessibility of Swift in conjunction with the development environment that Apple is releasing simultaneously, we feel that Apple took an approach that was very beginner friendly and learner friendly".
In addition, the GPU high-performance computing platform used in this paper is built mainly by the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 850M graphics card and is implemented in conjunction with the CUDA programming environment.
The absence of clades determined to be endemic to ocean crust within marine gabbros in conjunction with the widespread distribution in the environment (e.g. water, soil, and activated sludge) of cultured representatives that are closely related to our clones suggests that gabbroic microflora are not specifically adapted to life in ocean crust.
Now he has returned again, as part of Genesis, his eight-year project in conjunction with the UN, Unesco, Unep (United Nations environment project) and the Guardian, in which he is exploring the world's purest and most protected areas, to remind us of what we still have and what we are in danger of losing.
The condition rating of the bridge members is examined statistically and probabilistically, in conjunction with the effect of traffic and environment (i.e., temperature and precipitation).
One possible reason for this is that, in conjunction with the changes in the living environment, patients might have been examined by and prescribed different less effective drugs by a physician other than their attending doctor.
Our internal clock regulates the sleep-wake cycle in conjunction with the lightness and darkness in our environment, she explains.
The Discovery Channel, which served up the earlier multipart eye-poppers "Planet Earth" (in 2007) and "Life" (in 2010), on Sunday begins "Human Planet," a six-hour series produced in conjunction with the BBC that travels to extreme environments where people do remarkable, and remarkably dangerous, things just to get by.
