"stood out with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English, typically used in the context of standing out from a group or crowd.
Example: The young singer stood out with her remarkable voice.
The plate of six house-made truffles stood out, with flavor combinations of exotic teas and fruits.
Her bright costume stood out, with women and girls especially drawn like bees to her flowery look.
Most technology stocks were higher, but Internet shares stood out with continued losses following Friday's dramatic setback for the industry.
However, two main causes stood out; with the exception of the biological model, economic difficulties and difficulties in marital relationships were most cited.
Three major groups of disorders stood out, with approximately equal numbers of men in each diagnostic category: depressive disorders, anxiety disorders and alcohol/substance abuse.
It was noteworthy that 2 practices stood out with over 20% of patients dissatisfied (overall), and 2 practices had over 90% of patients dissatisfied with at least one of the 12 selected items (multistat).
His chest stood out with muscle from years of farm work.
It's a nonchalant display of fireworks, in which Sofiane Sylve stood out with particular magnificence.
In this extremely low-risk group, the benefits of aspirin stood out with unexpected vividness.
A few, like Mr. Altman, stood out with a more subtle approach.
Compounds 4c and 4e stood out with high effects against TMV in vivo in all models tested, including protective, inactivative, curative, and inductive activities.
