"by amalgamating" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the act of combining two or more elements, usually in a thorough and successful manner. For example, "The company increased its profitability by amalgamating its divisions into a single entity."
By amalgamating this technology with fashion design, a new paradigm is proposed.
By amalgamating with a number of methods that can provide information on the aptamer target complex formation, aptamers have become the elemental tool for numerous biosensor developments.
By amalgamating the X-ray diffraction technique with the grain boundary tracking technique, a novel method, diffraction-amalgamated grain boundary tracking (DAGT), has been developed.
By amalgamating biological and computer sciences, recent advances in the field have shown promise in modeling natural systems which have not been fully described in purely mathematical (algorithmic) terms, e.g. brain function.
Nesp was created by amalgamating two other programs and cutting $21.7m in the process.
In Asia Minor, Vespasian created a large "armed" province by amalgamating Cappadocia, Lesser Armenia, and Galatia; and the whole area was provided with a network of military roads.
The Fuse campaign is being created by Amalgamated in New York, a new agency for which Fuse is its first client.
The lawsuit, filed in December by Amalgamated Bank of New York, contends that Sprint executives abused their positions when they changed Sprint's executive compensation plan.
Mike's Hard Lemonade Company, Seattle, named ArnoldNYC — the New York office of Arnold Worldwide, part of Havas — to handle its creative account, which had been handled by Amalgamated, New York.
So, a secure technique is designed by amalgamate both Cryptography and Steganography.
Marriott International faces another lawsuit over the fees it charges to manage properties, this time by Amalgamated Bank, a Marriott shareholder, The Wall Street Journal reported.
