"subcontracting with" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is usually used when an organization or company hires another organization or individual to do work that is usually done by the original company. For example, "We are subcontracting with a local supplier to provide materials for the project."
Nearly three-fourths of the companies expected to replace or had already replaced outside subcontracting with internal production.
Alutiiq Security and Technology, an Anchorage, Alaska, company, will be providing the guards, subcontracting with Wackenhut Services of Florida to provide additional guards.
In the former category it looks at such measures as charitable donations as a percent of pretax earnings, or the percentage of subcontracting with women- or minority-owned businesses.
Recognized as one of the Top 50 Woman-Owned Business in New York by Diversity Business, QED stands firm on its policy for subcontracting with other Minority and Women Business Enterprises MWBEE).
The Glendale News-Press editorial ("The whole truth will shine through soon," Jan . 1 and many individual letters are asking how City Council members can claim not to have known that large amounts of their contributions were coming from businesses who were subcontracting with the developer Advanced Development & Investment Inc.
Typical arrangements include subcontracting with community organizations, hiring community members as university employees, and contracting with consultants; each of these possibilities has its challenges and benefits.
Local humane associations subcontract with American Humane to cover movies shot outside the country.
To develop the curriculum, the districts can subcontract with private companies, universities or even other districts.
The engineers were from the Siemens Company of Germany, working on a subcontract with American financing.
Now he visits sign franchise companies and tries to arrange subcontracts with them.
Its main operator, Babcock & Wilcox, subcontracts with Wackenhut Services for its protective force.
