The phrase "a measure through which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or means of evaluating or assessing something.
Example: "The survey serves as a measure through which we can gauge customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a method by which" or "a means through which".
Morsi's trials are one measure through which the Egyptian state has tried to force the Muslim Brotherhood out of public life.
as killing the measure through which he planned to provide housing facilities for 175,000 families now living in slums, as it will be impossible to construct the projected four-room apartments at this price in the slum areas where housing is most essential.
There is also some talk from Republicans of ramming such a measure through the budget reconciliation process, which bars amendments and filibusters.
Despite this limited orientation, staff commented on a wide variety of informal measures through which they gained experience and support to carry out their job roles.
But, like all good things, Greek summer came to an end yesterday, leaving behind it a residue of brand new austerity measures, through which the government is aiming to shave €11.5 billion from the national debt.
interRAI launched this study to introduce a set of standardized self-report measures through which residents of long-term care facilities (LTCFs) could describe their quality of life and services.
They have built up constituencies and, through that, gained a measure of legitimacy, which is essential for anyone hoping to have influence over the country's future direction.
Reflecting on seminal and watershed humanitarian policy for humanitarian coordination, the article concludes by suggesting that the roles and authority of national actors be explicitly designed in workflows for internationally coordinated pandemic response, and identifies preliminary measures through which this might be pursued.
Reissman suggests that traditional ideas about reliability and validity do not apply to narrative analyses but she outlines four measures through which we can make claims for thetrustworthiness of narrative interpretations [ 31].
This literature assumes that accounting is a technical and practical activity in which the 'essence' of quality is uncovered and revealed, and that these accounts comprise the only materials of management the direct measures through which to find out what improvements are possible and how they can be done.
A16 Bankruptcy Bill Veto Pledged The White House said President Clinton would veto a measure, which sailed through the House, that would overhaul the bankruptcy system.
