The phrase "amplify through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or channels to enhance or increase the impact of something, such as a message or an effect.
Example: "We aim to amplify through social media to reach a wider audience."
Alternatives: "enhance via" or "increase through".
Ms. Brown and Carlos Molina have a duet that the other couples amplify through unison dancing.
It was a decentralised system whose participants took care of distribution, deciding collectively which messages to amplify through sharing and recommendation.
Yet the master stroke, music and marketing executives say, was the personal touch that Mr. Timberlake brought to every aspect of the campaign, giving his fans the impression of direct contact and feeding them a steady stream of topics to amplify through social media.
The strategy used in nature is to locally amplify, through arrays of elliptical micro-holes, mechanical deformations.
The novelty of the assay was to design primers based on the Whole Mitochondrial Genome (WMG) of the potential hosts (human, dog, cat, brown rat and chicken) aiming to amplify through qPCR the regions of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) which are less conserved among all species.
Political leaders, religious figures, activists, lay people -- all have had some "wisdom" to share, and amplify through the media, as to why they believe rape has spiked in India.
The output signal is amplified through the power amplifier to generate the required magnetic field.
The photocurrent from each photodetector was individually amplified through a two-stage amplifier system.
Campaigns are soft-launched through various content-discovery channels, amplified through others and extended through CRM.
"There's no question that can be amplified through the use of technology".
And it is our nature that is being reflected, multiplied and amplified through them.
