"with such talent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone with a lot of natural ability or skill. For example, "She was a graceful dancer, with such talent."
But even with such talent, Mr. Rubinstein knows Palm has its work cut out for it.
Even with such talent on offer, the contest itself may well prove a somewhat dull, obscure affair.
With such talent, the Hurricanes have won their last 10 games, the fourth-longest streak in the country.
We all mourn that a man with such talent, energy, enthusiasm & love of life is not among us anymore.
Companies that do far more than trade with overseas partners are confronted with such talent challenges on a regular basis.
With such talent at my disposal, Charles felt a work celebrating the state, the orchestra and my leadership of it was necessary".
We're looking for students who will enrich our campus with such talents as music, art, drama, athletics, public speaking, and leadership.
He was popular with production crews and performers alike and he worked fruitfully with such talents as Harry Enfield, Caroline Quentin and Ardal O'Hanlon.
Indeed, RNAs with such talents, called ribozymes, exist today.
Upham, 32, was neither a major star nor a prolific screen presence, but in her time earned a measure of recognition and worked with such talents as Meryl Streep, Quentin Tarantino and Benicio Del Toro.
No one has ever directed such talent with the snap and precision achieved by Howard Hawks.
