The phrase "switch it with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to suggest replacing one thing with another. For example: "We don't have enough chairs, so why don't we switch it with some stools?".
"You'll be leaving that, right?" When Sinkler said yes, the husband told Lucy to switch it with the leaky well bucket, then walked into the barn.
A very simple technique for translating — one a kid or simple computer could do — would be to simply look up each word encountered and switch it with the equivalent word in another language.
The LG Watch Urbane is available in silver or gold and comes with a natural leather strap, but owners will have the option to switch it with any 22mm-wide band for regular watches.
If you have seen the same painting on your wall when you walk down the stairs every morning, switch it with another one.
Unless, you send the newborn out and switch it with a strong party member.
Then you can switch it with a Pokémon from your Bench.
I've tried switching it with something heavier but I always end up going back, because it's so bewildering a song when you're in the midst of it.
The scams usually end the same way, with the victim handing over a bag of money to be blessed and the women switching it with an identical bag, filled with newspaper and water bottles.
If you travel a lot, or even just a little, you'll be sick of roaming bills, or frustrated by the inconvenience of the cheaper alternative: buying a local SIM and switching it with your regular one.
If Liu is right to suspect that ferroelectricity can influence the way blood vessels take up fats, sugars or lipids, then switching it with an applied electric field might help to combat cardiovascular conditions that result from build-up, such as thrombosis and atherosclerosis.
This method is meant for an air reserve, which requires "letting go" of the air in your lungs and switching it with the air in your cheeks.
