"with daughters" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example: "The family, with daughters aged 3 and 5, moved to a new home in the suburbs."
Divorce becomes more likely for parents with daughters than sons.
"It's about keeping mothers with sons, fathers with daughters.
I know fathers that play with daughters and mothers that play with their sons.
The implication was that families with daughters did not deserve equal consideration.
"It gets a pretty broad audience: families with kids, women with daughters.
Some have unfortunate reunions with daughters, who end up joining them behind bars.
"As a father with daughters," he added, he was extremely angry.
High-ranking players with daughters are not willing to talk about it.
And research suggests male CEOs with daughters run more socially responsible firms.
The Air Force shouldn't need a top general with daughters to recognize that.
Families with daughters find that they are playing the DVD over and over and over again.
