The phrase "perseverance with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of continuing to persist or endure through a difficult situation or task. Example: Despite facing numerous obstacles, she showed perseverance with her studies and eventually earned her degree.
Bradley's game rewards Industry and Perseverance with Wealth and Success.
So too did his strange perseverance with a lone striker.
With him, most of it is hard work and perseverance with a bit of skill.
But maybe, with perseverance, with a little honesty and clear analysis, Indian cities (and India itself) can ultimately live up to their tremendous possibility.
New strategies from the elder Mr Dolan are now likely to be viewed sceptically by investors, who never understood his perseverance with Voom, which lost $660m in 2004.
Richard Harries writes: We owe Eric Avebury a great deal for the determination and perseverance with which he pursued a whole range of human rights issues.
This week she released her fourth album on the label, "Thankful n' Thoughtful," a soulful set about survival and perseverance, along with a brutally honest autobiography, "A Woman Like Me" (Blue Rider Press), written with David Ritz.
"All those numbers came through endurance, perseverance and with taking a lot of hits.
His tenacity and perseverance, coupled with his warmth and affection made him genuinely remarkable.
But his perseverance intersected with incumbent disenchantment and now Mr. Schilling, who owns a pizza restaurant, is among roughly 35 incoming members of the House — and four new senators — who have never been elected to anything.
Meinong's great achievements were due in part to his ambition and perseverance, combined with diligence and a disciplined way of working.
