The phrase "are envisaged through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans, ideas, or concepts that are anticipated or imagined to be realized via a certain method or process.
Example: "The improvements in the community are envisaged through collaborative efforts among local organizations."
Alternatives: "are envisioned via" or "are anticipated through".
Radiation streaming is envisaged through such penetrations.
Although some consolidation is envisaged through a new oversight body: a Council for Higher Education (CHE) that incorporates the Student Loans Company and the Office For Fair Access.
The structure and the gradients of ethylcellulose in the tablets were envisaged through environmental scanning electron microscopy and fluorescence tracing technique.
Using cognitive behavioral therapy, substantial improvements for anxious chronic pain patients can be envisaged through exposure designed in view of extinction (by learning) of inhibition.
Based on the reasons and consequences of temperature excursions during pharmaceutical operations, a system based quality management has been envisaged through this study.
The site-wide investigation and implementation in practice of water reuse for water minimisation is envisaged through the strategic application of Process Integration tools, including Water Pinch Analysis and superstructure-based optimisation techniques.
The possibility to up-value such an important residue merits to be envisaged through different routes, thus giving different opportunities depending on availability and product needs.
In particular, a single-frequency operating mode is envisaged, through which a single radio channel is used to distribute information to all users subscribed to the same service [2].
The potential involvement of extracellular histones in atherogenesis may be envisaged through several routes.
The incorporation of an element with multiple stable isotopes was envisaged through incorporation of a bromo group, which has two major isotopes separated by two atomic mass units (79 and 81) in a 100 98 ratio.
