"with the attributes of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a person or thing that has certain qualities. For example, "The new laptop is sleek and powerful, with the attributes of a high-end gaming computer."
The people there can, under the right conditions, be a sit-down audience with the attributes of a standup audience".
The research program is a structure that is compatible with the attributes of real time.
Predictions can be enhanced by reducing the uncertainty associated with the attributes of interest.
New Olympics advertising "matches the beauty and attributes of the athletes directly with the attributes of the phones," Kelly O'Dea, president of Foote, Cone, said.
"You start with the attributes of that wood and then you add stiffness — as much as you want, in any direction you want.
Science is emerging as an entity of unending veneration — with the attributes of omnipresence, omnipotence, and omniscience, and promises of a veritable paradise on earth.
Mr. Burton said the civic spaces inside City Creek would be private property, but "with all the attributes of a public venue".
In one Greek myth, Hermes, the son of Zeus, and Aphrodite, the goddess of love, have a child endowed with all the attributes of both of them.
He added: "She is an incredible role model for people who aren't born with all the attributes of natural athletes".
David HeaToryat-Amory, a Tory Eurosceptic and convention delegate, said the draft would endow the EU with "all the attributes of a state", and condemned what he called a "federal advance".
And boys, with all the attributes of masculinity like money and manpower, I found it so stupid".
