The phrase "punctual with" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means being on time or consistently meeting deadlines. Example: "I appreciate that you are always punctual with submitting your work on time. It helps our team stay on track with our projects."
A typical meal in the Mussolini household was punctual, with everyone seated and served at the table before his arrival.
Adding to the pleasure are the Danish trains -- frequent and punctual, with spacious, well-equipped cabins designed for travel, not mere transportation.
In Switzerland, more than 95%% of all passenger trains are punctual with an arrival delay of 5 min or less [25].
Precise guidelines for inspections are given, regarding the time of the day (day-time and night-time inspection), the inspection type (preliminary, scattered, punctual, with different levels of detail) and the travel speed during them.
The students are expected to turn up well dressed, punctual, with their shoes shined and their hair neat.
A mahfucka that knows what they doin', that's very punctual with a good head on they shoulders and very loyal to what we dealin' with right here.
Some readers are alienated by his novels' punctual appointments with blood-soaked violence.
Conventional angiography and/or lumbar tap would be indicated only in those punctual cases with a high suspicion of bleeding despite a negative angioMRI, but not as a routine.
Diabetes and hypertension are chronic diseases and stroke and CHDs are punctual events with chronic consequences.
You asked for someone loyal, punctual and with experience in money handling.
Punctual contact with friction (hard contact) : the applied force has a component normal to the contact boundary and may have another one tangential to it.
