"apprehended through" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to something that has been understood or learned through an experience. For example: "I apprehended the complexities of the situation through firsthand experience."
All of these things are apprehended through feelings and intuitions.
Art is conceived in love and can only be apprehended through love.
In its epistemological aspect, realism claims that at least some of the objects apprehended through perception are "public" rather than "private".
In the Transcendental Aesthetic, Kant argued that mathematics necessarily deals with space and time and then claimed that these are both a priori forms of human sensibility that condition whatever is apprehended through the senses.
One consequence of this view, as Plato pointed out in the Theaetetus, is that sense experience cannot be a source of knowledge, because the objects apprehended through it are subject to change.
The exponents of the Sturm und Drang were profoundly influenced by the thought of Rousseau and Johann Georg Hamann, who held that the basic verities of existence were to be apprehended through faith and the experience of the senses.
The claim that we can apprehend through our unaided reason a universal moral order exactly because moral qualities and relations (in particular human freedom and equality) belong to the nature of things, is attractive in the Enlightenment for obvious reasons.
However, for reasons that we will turn to shortly, many philosophers have strongly resisted this option and have proposed that moral knowledge has its basis in non-natural aspects of the world that can be apprehended only through a faculty of moral intuition or reason that is independent of sense experience.
A total of 467 individuals have been listed so far, and nearly one in three of the 438 apprehended were captured through a tip from the public.
