in conjunction with

A lot of my art I’ve made in conjunction with my scientific research.

Mr Nicholson explained: "In conjunction with Met Office forecasts it enabled us to open airspace where there were low levels of ash."

The 2025 World Happiness Report from the Wellbeing Research Centre at the University of Oxford, in conjunction with Gallup, details the deep levels of unhappiness Americans are experiencing.

Produced in conjunction with the CBC and the Aboriginal People’s Television Network, it bears some comparison to “Reservation Dogs” as a multigenerational comedy set among Indigenous people, filmed in the evocative right place and made by people who know the neighborhood.

"In conjunction with the private sector port operator and ferry companies, we acted swiftly and effectively based on the information that was available to us as the scale and impact of the incident evolved," the statement said.