"with this form" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific form or document, for example, "Please complete and return this document with this form."
I completely disagree with this form of testing.
But there is a problem with this form.
All racing people credit Tex with this form of eccentricity".
They engage with this form of practice and are inspired by it.
So what are the Met looking for with this form - what is its value?
The problem with this form of explanation isn't that it takes thought too seriously.
Audrey Hepburn came to be synonymous with this form of elegance.
And what, you may wonder, is so terribly wrong with this form of switch-hitting?
"Realistically, with this form factor, short videos are the way to go," Mr. Aldridge said.
With this form of ownership, each spouse owns an undivided 100percentt interest in the property.
"I did rather fall in love with this form he had invented – the biographical tour.
