"with abiding" is correct and can be used in written English
It is used to imply a continuing or lasting quality or feeling. For example: "Her love for her family was strong, with abiding loyalty."
Our debt is enormous, and we remember Mrs. Allison with abiding gratitude and love.
Here is someone with abiding faith in the idea that "proper punctuation is both the sign and the cause of clear thinking".
Dr. Rosenfield's guidance and leadership will be missed by all at amfAR, and he will be remembered with abiding admiration, gratitude, and affection.
That's why Jeffrey Haitkin, a 65-year-old former Technite with abiding energy for his alma mater and for science fiction, never realized that his two overwhelming passions in life had intersected.
Mr. Ducasse, born on a farm, himself rose up through the kitchens of France, beginning as a 16-year-old apprentice with abiding memories of his grandmother's cooking.
With abiding worries about the future and uncertainty about what kind of Egyptian government will eventually emerge, the official hush largely continued Sunday.
Pot activists have fought back, arguing the federal government should focus its energy elsewhere and not interfere with states abiding by their own laws.
How much progress, if any, is being made remains unclear, with both sides abiding for now with Cohen's standard insistence on silence.
However, he added the council was committed to abiding with the law.
Ford, too, has built credibility with consumers by abiding to its principals.
These peptides have attractive properties for gene delivery, and the advantage that they can be easily manipulated in relation to their composition, abiding with tailored-design.
