The phrase "are exploited through a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing how certain resources, systems, or methods are utilized or taken advantage of in a particular manner.
Example: "Natural resources are exploited through a variety of industrial processes that maximize efficiency."
Alternatives: "are utilized via a" or "are harnessed through a".
"There were deep divisions within the Taliban that could have been exploited through a political-military effort which is the essence of unconventional warfare," Rothstein said.
That value could be exploited through a sale-and-leaseback programme.McDonald's also admits to thinking about selling a controlling stake in its portfolio of "partner brands", which includes such chains as Boston Market chicken, Chipotle burritos and Pret a Manger sandwiches.
Underground heat can be exploited through a heat transfer between soil and heat exchangers of different types and sizes.
IDAAPM is freely accessible at http://idaapm.helsinki.fi and can be exploited through a KNIME workflow connected to the database.
The perceptual cycles generated in the input layer (by the previously learned category training) were exploited through a spike-time sensitive learning rule, such that the output layer learned separate transformation-invariant representations of each novel example.
In conclusion, the results presented show how large collections of gene expression data following drug treatment could be exploited through a guilt-by-association approach with the aim of identifying drug repositioning opportunities.
It also creates an innovative process in which opportunities are exploited through bringing together a unique package of resources in the context of a non-profit or public sector organization.
Each year, tens of thousands of children in South Africa and around the world are exploited through child labour, commercial sexual exploitation, child trafficking and child pornography.
Zeolite properties are exploited through commercial production of zeolites with particular structural and chemical features.
In such communal lands, available resources are exploited through migration from one locality to another.
