'with willingness' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's attitude towards an action or task, often implying that they are enthusiastic and eager to carry it out. For example, "Helen began her new job with willingness and a positive attitude".
Are participant demographics and level of technology engagement associated with willingness to use telerehabilitation?
Their seam attack is workmanlike rather than inspirational, one which plugs away but with willingness, Nuwan Pradeep, three for 69, the pick of them.
Matisse's greatness resides in capacities of the eye and the mind that almost anyone, with willingness, can discern, and no one, with whatever training, can really comprehend.
Farm-level adoption of these varieties, however, depends on local perceptions of the value they add, along with willingness to pay (WTP) for it.
To examine older African American's recognition of and beliefs about depressive symptoms, preferred symptom management strategies, and factors associated with willingness to use mental health treatments.
Because altruism and narcissism may be viewed as opposites, we sought to determine if smaller signature size is associated with willingness to be an organ donor.
This study utilizes food values in conjunction with willingness to pay (WTP) measures to identify consumers' subjective beliefs about functional foods.
We present a multivariate probit regression analysis examining factors associated with willingness to pay.
Attitudes toward biomedical research and residual concern about privacy are also significantly associated with willingness.
The model is adaptable, but involves first assessing local need, together with willingness to pay, upon which sustainability will depend.
Conversely, one's education and household income were not associated with willingness to donate in any of the NWI scenarios.
