"with partiality" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which someone has shown favoritism to one side or person over another. For example, "The judge ruled with partiality, favoring the defense team's argument over the prosecution's."
Mr Aquino's allies in Congress have charged Mr Corona with partiality towards the president's predecessor, Gloria Arroyo, whom Mr Aquino intends to prosecute for corruption.
She shot Calmette to death for charging her husband, the minister of finance, with partiality in office and for publishing her private correspondence with Caillaux.
Likewise, she claims that was also a separate word (with a meaning having to do with "partiality" or "being a single part"), and merged with for the same reasons as did; she also argues that was "created", as early as the Han Dynasty, to supersede.
(C ) CC 1/2 for the averaged merged, mean-intensity scaled with partiality correction, and post-refined myoglobin diffraction data sets consisting of 100 and 757 diffraction images.
The Labor motion charged the Speaker with serious partiality in favour of the government; a failure to interpret the standing orders, and gross incompetency in parliamentary procedure.
Researchers also said agreeableness, the degree to which a person is kind, sympathetic and cooperative, was correlated negatively with a partiality for bitter foods.
We loved both of the Razrs, with obvious partiality toward the Maxx thanks to that huge 3300mAh battery.
Ideally this person isn't directly tied to the fate of the company, and can look at the situation with some partiality.
They use them to organize "raw" data into objects, categories and events, and in doing so they infect even the most "reliable event data" with their partiality and subjectivity.
This portrayal should be interpreted and registered with such partiality in mind.
Eagle-owls are distributed somewhat sparsely but can potentially inhabit a wide range of habitats, with a partiality for irregular topography.
