"notifications with" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are talking about a notification that contains something, usually information. For example, "We received notifications with detailed instructions on how to proceed."
Like Spy_Watch, the gameplay here happens via notifications, with prompts for you to influence the game by interacting with stranded astronaut character Taylor.
You can also dismiss all notifications with a hard press on the close icon; on devices without 3D touch, swipe left on the notification for options.
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) told Guardian Australia it had received 14 data breach notifications with regard to personal information held by the ABS since 2013.
The strategy, which will be officially set out in the government's digital economy bill in late November, will involve a staged process of warning notifications with internet suspension as a last resort.
Asked about his proposal that illegal filesharers should have their connections cut-off, he added "we are talking about a temporary, possibly short-lived, suspension of persistent unlawful filesharers after many written notifications with a chance to appeal".
The Time is the best watch available for the iPhone for simply getting notifications with the minimum of fuss while still telling the time, which is what smartwatches were born to do.
"The committee receives notifications with key details of each strike shortly after it occurs, and the committee holds regular briefings and hearings on these operations" to review their basis and effectiveness.
The component in question is the "taptic engine", a flagship feature for the watch that enables it to deliver silent notifications with a gentle tap on the wrist, as opposed to a typical vibration.
