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Discover LudwigThe phrase "with a uniform" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who is wearing a specific type of clothing, often associated with a particular organization or profession. For example: The soldier marched in formation with a uniform on.
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The one with a uniform.
LOOK, there's nothing wrong with a uniform.
It was very strict, with a uniform – even a cap.
He proposed replacing it with a uniform tax credit.
They made him their mascot, a miniature soldier with a uniform decorated with Nazi insignia.
Travelers tried to get information from anyone with a uniform or a walkie-talkie.
The White House proposed replacing these illogical distinctions with a uniform, rational set of standards.
It works for any employee with a uniform — and that includes Mr. Connors.
And all of them, of course, are stuck with a uniform currency.
He provided his new empire with a uniform script, currency, a measuring system and a bureaucracy.
is a random variable with a uniform distribution.
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