"packaged along with" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are describing an item or group of items that are bundled together in a package, for example: "This computer comes packaged along with a mouse, keyboard, and monitor."
Packaged along with the broadcast will also be a pre-fight documentary focused on Pacquiao's training for the Mayweather fight, a behind-the-scenes featurette on the making of Kid Kulafu (a Pacquiao biopic, released last month) and Pacquiao: The Movie (another Pacquiao biopic, released in 2006).
The detectors and electronics are packaged, along with tungsten converter foils, in 16 modular, high-precision carbon-composite structures.
Metadata, which includes text that appears on a page with video files and sometimes "tags" (manually entered by users, as with Del.icio.us and Flickr, both now owned by Yahoo! ), is information that's packaged along with the videos, be it television schedules, network descriptions or keywords used on other Web sites to link to the videos.
Many of these advances have been incorporated into integrated pipelines [ 10, 11] and packaged along with traditional phylogenetic analysis tools.
Vesicular transport of ATP is best characterized in nerve cells, where ATP is packaged along with other neurotransmitters for rapid release upon cell activation [ 13].
Are they able to get water?" A daily news show is then packaged along with the latest announcements from UNICEF and other humanitarian agencies.
Comcast will, however, have much more leverage in dealing with all of the marginal channels that companies package along with their major programming offerings.
More recently physician Sanford Siegel introduced a cookie diet, in which followers of the plan eat four to six formulated packaged cookies, along with one low-calorie meal.
And yet whether it is scientific truth you are seeking, or just a job, you will advance your personal mission tremendously by packaging it along with the boundless energy and passion that make up a "single-minded pursuit".
The chapter also discusses the packaging of chips along with several types of packaging materials.
Janus executives, including Thomas H. Bailey, the founder and chief executive, have criticized Kansas City Southern's plan to package Janus along with its three other financial holdings into a subsidiary called Stilwell Financial.
