"with suggesting" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this expression when you are introducing a suggestion or an idea, or to describe the action of someone providing a suggestion or idea. For example: "The teacher agreed with suggesting that we work in small groups for the project."
(The problem with suggesting Simpson-Bowles at this point is that Simpson-Bowles began with the suggestion that the Bush-era tax cuts should go away completely. They aren't, so it's not something we can implement now and then take credit for later.
Mr. Gillinson credited Mr. Golijov with suggesting his illustrious colleagues.
Bart spokesman Linton Johnson, who has been credited with suggesting the signal shutdown, has called phone service in Bart's underground stations an "amenity".
Only her previous boss, DCI Laura Porter, seems to actually think Marcella's worth persisting with, suggesting to Rav that he give her "a long leash".
But they should not be allowed to get away with suggesting that these things tell us anything about the intrinsic value or scope of their work.
J.P. Morgan, the financier, is credited with suggesting that executives earn no more than 20 times the pay of low-level workers.
In the artist's statement for her new album, Demon City, Bolivian-American composer Elysia Crampton explains that it is characterized by "an ongoing process of becoming-with," suggesting a distinctly collaborative mode of being in the world.
The Treasury would retaliate with suggested cuts.
Free with suggested contribution: $4.
The description is vivid and filled with suggested sites and activities to check out.
Free music lesson with suggested donation: $5 $33 for children and the elderly.
