The phrase "answer by which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific response or explanation that is provided in relation to a question or situation.
Example: "The answer by which we can solve this problem lies in understanding the underlying principles."
Alternatives: "response through which" or "explanation by which".
Or perhaps we stamp our foot, like a 2-year-old, and refuse to budge until all questions have been answered, by which time the doctor has left the room and "treated" several other people.
Those questions tugged me back to Da Silvano, and my return visits did indeed yield answers, by which I mean dishes that crossed the yummy threshold and even, in some cases, made me want to exclaim.
The answer for a question like "which child do I choose?" is often answered by "which child am I still nursing?" shares Dr. Stewart.
The question of which investigation should be performed is often answered by which is available faster.
One of the problems with network-based approaches we documented in our previous papers is their tendency to converge on "easy answers", by which we mean picking genes as candidates for a given disease or function simply because they are involved in many diseases (multifunctional) or are prominent in the network (e.g., hubs).
Will I ever feel sexually free?" Have you ever looked up at the sky and stars and asked, "Will someone please answer my question?" You can find the answer by knowing which planet is transiting through your 8th House of Intimate Sex.
Each task has a user-specified response time, by which an answer must be returned.
That's the question which wasn't answered by Labour, which is being answered by us," he told the BBC last year.
A third say the answer is rationing, by which they mean excluding smokers and other groups from some treatments.
Many free text answers included means by which the programs hope to achieve their goals.
