"with some suggestions" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "I presented my ideas to the team, along with some suggestions for improving our project."
So Darren came up with some suggestions – and Amélie was one.
A galaxy of songs could benefit from such visual arts treatment, so why not help Beck's out with some suggestions?
If we think our readers would find it interesting, we'll get back to you with some suggestions.
An ongoing Treasury review of trading funds, due to report in September, may come up with some suggestions.
The markets are already pricing the first increase in rates for 2015, with some suggestions it may be next year.
"I was just trying to help with some suggestions, to present the model to the world in the best way possible".
Bryony Kimmings gave us all food for thought in her blog about artists' fees and followed up with some suggestions for change.
His comment provoked much discussion, with some suggestions that he was a fool and it was perfectly simple, but I'm with Neil, @SecondNorn and @corrinacellist.
"So I think the research community needs to re-evaluate the risks and benefits and come up with some suggestions and consensus," she said.
Abrams did a decent job with Star Trek and Super 8, but we're here to help him out with some suggestions.
If you are looking for tips on how to "hijack this worthy experiment with social media", the Times has written a blog with some suggestions.
