"send it with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something should accompany or be sent along with something else, as in the following example: "Please send me the report when it's finished; send it with the other documents I requested."
The parents are to complete the list and send it with their children each day.
Jolly grocer asked if she would like to have cat for weekend, he could send it with groceries.
I ask him if he can write the diagnosis on a letter for me, and send it with my tests to the classifiers.
The latter was supposed to send it with the whole plan to _____________ in London so we could get the final fatwa from the Sheikh.
Applicants should write a 600-word article suitable for publication in the business section and send it, with a cv, to [email protected] this section Twilight for BP in Russia?
He's scared of the water.' I said, 'Just send it with him, and we'll work it out.' " At last, Jaden turned up with his red, white and blue trunks.
I took the liberty of sending it with a covering letter to a publisher, Hamish Hamilton, and I have heard from him today that he wishes to publish it.
The remedial action can be either replacing the missing message, re-sending it with a new future, or restarting the receiving process.
John drew up a marketing letter describing Fat Cat's burgeoning cult following and sent it (with samples) to hundreds of stores.
He recorded a demo tape and sent it with a note which read: "By the way, if you think the singing's crap, there's some John Cleese stuff recorded on the other side you might find amusing".
If this happens, call Nintendo and they will replace your DS Lite with a new one if you send it in with $50.
