'with existence of' is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used as an adverbial phrase to describe the presence of something, or the fact that something is existing. For example: With existence of a wide range of options, it is difficult to decide which product to choose.
The fluorescent intensity of the chemosensor enhanced significantly with existence of Zn2+ ion.
The extension of extinction limits associated with existence of sporadic combustion regimes is observed.
With existence of a frequency divider in the frequency synthesizer loop the output frequency of the VCO can be divided into the maximum ratio of 18.
The results showed that the highest and lowest uncertainty occurred at equivalent area with existence of underground water, and for single stone column with no underground water respectively.
In conclusion, the predominance of pro-inflammatory IgG oxLDL antibodies is associated with existence of diabetic nephropathy, and a protective role of IgM antibodies could not be demonstrated.
Corresponding multilayers seem to have a more fine grained and smoother morphology whereas multilayers containing monoclinic ZrO2 phase seem to be less perfect with existence of larger grains of ZrO2 which are believed to scatter light and alter the reflectance of such a multilayer.
KVH disagrees with this, and disagrees with the existence of these tax-exempt groups in general.
Our results are consistent with the existence of gymnosperm clades with representatives from Pinus and Picea.
Leibniz's Principle was incompatible with the existence of an open future and with free will.
This would be consistent with the existence of junky worlds as it is consistent with the existence of gunky worlds.
Now, they must grapple with "the existence of the solar winds" and come to terms with their "potential devastating effects".
