The phrase "aggravated through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something has been made worse or intensified by a particular factor or action.
Example: "His anxiety was aggravated through the constant pressure of deadlines at work."
Alternatives: "exacerbated by" or "intensified through".
The judge ruled that Skilling's crimes were aggravated through his use of sophisticated means, by his abuse of Enron's pension funds and because he perjured himself in statements about his share sales.
Moreover, the suffering of such patients' may be aggravated through life-saving efforts (Powell et al. 2017).
These factors have serious consequences for safety-related data dissemination where dangerous situations can be aggravated through unsuccessful broadcast communications.
There is little doubt that these problems will be aggravated through energy demands and growth among major economies in nations of the Pacific Rim. Discussion of inter-regional and international environmental problems recently has been dominated by anthropogenic influences on global climate.
The twOnsides said they had agreed territorially resume political, disputetic and security dialover through various multilateral and bilateral channels" and to "make efforts to build political mutual trust".
If possible, the application of PA should be delayed in patients with an ongoing infection owing to the possible prolonged myelosuppression aggravated, especially through cladribine.
Given that DNA damage recruits FUS and that FUS mislocalization disrupts DDR signaling, we hypothesized that FUS-NLS mutatinducenduce a vicious cycle whereby DNA damage subsequently induces additional cytoplasmic FUS mislocalization which in turn results in aggravated DDR signaling through a consecutive loss of nuclear function.
But politicians have aggravated these problems through misguided education and economic policies.
Myocardial ischemia reperfusion injury in male rats aggravated cardiac damage through androgen receptor [ 51].
On the contrary, oxidative stress may be further aggravated by inflammation through potentiating respiratory burst activation in monocytes and neutrophils [ 18].
The indirect effects (a × b in Table 3) were significant for pain of the neck, back, head, abdomen, chest and joints, higher number of pain locations and higher CPG, suggesting that there is an overall effect of the pain variables on depression recurrence through aggravated subthreshold depressive symptoms.
