This is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
Generally, this phrase is used to indicate that two things work together in order to achieve a specific goal. For example, "This new software works in conjunction with the company's existing infrastructure to increase efficiency."
The app itself is free, but as with its iOS counterpart, it works in conjunction with a hardware accessory which plugs into your car's data port.
But it works in conjunction with the love of the old show.
It works in conjunction with the iPhone Health app to help you towards fitness goals.
It works in conjunction with an application-specific instruction-set extension called the dynamic memory management extension (DMMX).
It works in conjunction with the Respect green camping scheme at the Isle of Wight which sets out 10 rules for campers including leaving no waste.
Stealing a person's identity in order to receive a credit card is another more threatening form of credit card fraud, because it works in conjunction with identity theft.
It also works in conjunction with the motor centres in the brain to stimulate the adrenal glands via the activation of different pathways in the nervous system.
The watch is also limited because it only fully works in conjunction with an iPhone, shutting out millions of potential buyers who use rival smartphones.
In Western Reiki, it is taught that Reiki works in conjunction with the meridian energy lines and chakras through the use of the hand-positions, which normally correspond to the seven major chakras on the body.
The International Shark Attack File, and another Web site that works in conjunction with it, the Australian Shark Attack File Taronga Zoo (www.zoo.nsw.gov.au/taronga /tz-shark.htm), stress that shark attacks are rare, despite the media frenzy that often accompanies them.
When an infected bird is detected on a farm, it is immediately quarantined and the USDA works in conjunction with the farmer to determine the best method for disposing of the exposed flock.
