"with the paradigm" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is in line with a particular set of beliefs, principles, or standards. Example: "Her ideas were in line with the paradigm of modern feminism."
This chapter deals with the paradigm of cell signaling.
So, everyone is comfortable with the paradigm of driving all over the place with flammable liquid all around them.
He continued, "The problem with the paradigm of conservation is it's been seen as a confrontation between nature and development, that won't let progress happen".
This fits in with the paradigm of a loving, rescuing God who does not wish any to perish -- not even fallen angels.
In physiological terms, the results "are consistent with the paradigm that mechanisms to maintain body fat are more effective in women," Braun and his colleagues wrote.
"I'm so frustrated with the paradigm that the music business has created," said Kristin Hersh, who has released nearly a dozen albums on both major and independent labels in her two-decade career.
Major concerns in waste from biotechnology industries (e.g., bioenergy processing waste) are also discussed, with the paradigm of waste as a resource.
With the paradigm shift towards ultra-thin body silicon-on-insulator devices and FinFET architectures, the main emphasis changed to activation and lateral diffusion.
We will spend some time defining "poetics" and reading a selection of critically influential works by Bakhtin, Volosinov, Jakobson, Benjamin, and Sapir — a necessary engagement with the paradigm of structuralism and semiotics and their discontents.
Among breeders, owners and handlers, it's understood: you can't just turn up with the paradigm of the breed, if such an animal exists, and expect a best-in-show ribbon.
The use of flexible and conductive CNT yarns as capacitive electrodes and electrode scaffolds breaks with the paradigm of planar static electrodes, and opens up a range of alternative designs for electrochemical cells with enhanced performance.
