"manifested with" is correct and usable in written English.
It usually means to be characterized by or showed through a particular quality or action. For example, if you said "He manifested with kindness during the difficult situation," it would mean that he showed kindness during the difficult situation.
Nine patients (60%%) mainly manifested with solid intestinal masses, including one patient who had a co-existing manifestation of multiple segments of symmetric intestinal mural thickening.
It's a gut-wrenching anatomy of grief manifested with great grace and wit.
That belief manifested with a raucous celebration at Louisville on Saturday night, as the Bearcats hosted a keg party of sorts.
Yet formal collaboration appears not to have manifested, with both sides for now being said to prefer non-aggression against one another.
The 20th congress of the Communist party of the Soviet Union has manifested with a new strength the unshakable unity of our party, its cohesiveness around the central committee, its resolute will to accomplish the great task of building communism.
Results indicated that the performance goal conditions were manifested with significantly elevated abnormal cortical activity.
The homogenized material obtained is manifested with the anisotropic property in the circumferential direction.
Firstly, the negative effect of overemphasis on score was not manifested with the order of comments followed by revealing scores.
RP harbors gm3 which confers resistance, manifested with HR, against five of the seven GMBs found in India.
The seizure detection module was evaluated on three subjects with diagnosed idiopathic generalized epilepsy manifested with absences.
The cytotoxic effects of 8 were manifested with both non-transformed primary neuronal/glial cells and transformed Jurkat cells.
