was edited with vs edited with

Both "was edited with" and "edited with" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "Was edited with" is used when emphasizing the action of editing that was done by someone or something in the past. On the other hand, "edited with" is used to simply state the tool or software used for editing without emphasizing the action in the past.

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was edited with

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English when emphasizing the action of editing that was done by someone or something in the past.

Use "was edited with" when you want to emphasize the action of editing that was done by someone or something in the past. This phrase is often used in passive voice constructions.

Examples:

The document was edited with track changes enabled.
The video was edited with special effects added.
The photo was edited with filters applied.

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I think another speaker was edited out of this recording.
It was edited by Dede Allen.
It was made for an organization called E.H.I., and it just so happens it was edited by Kahn Post Production.
He's the only one still alive who heard what was edited out of the wire.
You see all my flesh moving, but it was very powerful the way it was edited in.
So this footage was edited out?
Well, it jumped like it was edited.
Well, it looks like this was edited.
...edited with deviously clever selectivity from McCarthy's march... ...against Communism, was finished last evening...
Clone files can be edited with the help of existing FT847-SuperControl memory banks of course.
Are you saying that the wire was edited?
He's the only one still alive who can testify that Cary's innocent, that the wire was edited.
World Premiere presentation of the 30 languages DVD edition of the 2007 LUX Prize, co-edited with the Goethe Institute
The local CDDB entry for a particular & CD; is stored in the file category name/ disc ID under the CDDB Base Folder. These files can be edited with any text editor if you have nothing better to do with your spare time.
Mr President, on the question of Sellafield and the contamination of the Irish Sea, I did not say that the article was edited, but completely excised, at the request, I believe of the nuclear industry, specifically British Nuclear Fuels Limited.
Each collection may have an unlimited number of fields. & appname; supports eleven types of fields, which allow for a range of different data. The fields can be edited with the Collection Fields Dialog and are explained further in the Field Types section.
Poorly edited shot where driver is obviously stuntperson.
Believe me, I've edited all of them.
But I edited most of his earlier work.
I shot and edited that myself.

Alternatives:

The document underwent editing with track changes enabled.
The video underwent editing with special effects added.
The photo underwent editing with filters applied.

edited with

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English when stating the tool or software used for editing without emphasizing the action in the past.

Use "edited with" when you simply want to state the tool or software used for editing without emphasizing the action in the past. This phrase is more straightforward and direct.