"prominently with" is a correct and usable form of written English.
You can use it to introduce a phrase or clause in the middle of a sentence. For example, "The painting was displayed prominently with other works of the same artist."
Livingstone figures prominently, with exhibits on his family, his journeys and his death.
The phrase "flip-flop" has featured prominently, with conservative commentators coming across as particularly outraged.
Most songs feature one of them singing prominently, with the other in shadow.
So the Ebola crisis, in particular, features prominently – with children using it both literally and as a simile.
Until then, the Yankees have an exclusive negotiating window with their free agents, most prominently with the starter Andy Pettitte.
As for the poetry angle, Langston Hughes will figure prominently, with three pieces based on his work.
Every grocery item that was heavy in salt would come to be marked prominently with the warning "High Salt Content".
And he has a new business that will make use of his experience in the municipal ring, which included working prominently with -- or sometimes against -- three mayors.
And, as he sought to liberalize Canadian society he is credited most prominently with advancing the Charter of Rights and Freedoms—he never lost the pugnacious edge.
And, as he sought to liberalize Canadian society — he is credited most prominently with advancing the Charter of Rights and Freedoms — he never lost the pugnacious edge.
Once again the strains and betrayals involved in fleeing one culture for another figure prominently, with the uprooted heroines caught between the devil of a dysfunctional homeland and the deep blue sea of suburban America.
