"label them with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of assigning a name or label to something, such as a physical object or an abstract concept. For example, "We labeled the objects with numbers to keep track of them."
Would they really seal them individually and label them with the astronauts' names for later scientific study?
While the retailer says every product in the range, which includes vegetables, fruit, salad, pork, chicken and beef, is from "known farms" it has chosen to label them with fake ones.
Perhaps the commonest delusion in considering vocabularies is the assumption that the words of different languages, or at least their nouns, verbs, and adjectives, label the same inventory of things, processes, and qualities in the world but unfortunately label them with different labels from language to language.
Sadly, it is symptomatic of the general trend in psychiatry over the last 15 years to "medicalize" complex behavioral problems and label them with an overly simplistic medical diagnosis, like bipolar disorder, implying that the right medication will solve the problem.
Add an auto-tagging function, and it would be able to find all the pictures of, say, my sons and automatically label them with their names.
The company has also developed a customized convolutional neural network to detect objects of interest and label them with bounding boxes.
Romney has, in short, labelled them with a badge of shame.
Sequencing now involves creating numerous segments of DNA, multiplying them, labeling them with fluorescent dyes and having them travel through tubes or gels to measure their travel time.
He labeled them with the name of his band, and at the end of the show he sent them flying into the audience.
Then he and Mr. Browne filled metal cans with four-fifths of a gallon of each type of gas and sealed them with an inner cap and an outer cap and labeled them with a bar code sticker.
They are not strictly photograms (a fact he acknowledges in labelling them with the abbreviation PHG), though they owe much to the creations of Christian Schad and László Moholy-Nagy, which predate them by almost a century.
