The phrase "infect with" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could say "The mosquito infected the human with the virus".
They lurk in charnel houses and graveyards, waiting for humans to infect with disease or madness.
In order to develop a new vaccine, Salk needed cell cultures that he could first infect with polio, and then test the treatment.
If there is a possibility that a religious ritual can harm an infant (e.g., infect with neonatal herpes), then it is not permissible.
An operating system that runs faster, crashes less, doesn't force you to log in as an administrator to install a printer, and is harder to infect with malware shouldn't be news.
This core is very difficult to infect with malicious code, so it's well suited towards keeping the two operating systems separate, while at the same time allowing both OSes to share storage memory and components, like the screen, camera, or microphone.
They have proven even more difficult to infect with Wolbachia.
