The phrase "are possible through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something can be achieved or realized by means of a particular method or process.
Example: "These advancements in technology are possible through innovative research and development."
Alternatives: "can be achieved via" or "are attainable by means of".
Many other options are possible through the range of Princeton's concentrations and interdisciplinary certificate programs.
More transformations are possible through face-painting with Taíno petroglyphs, tribal symbols found in caves in the Caribbean.
Cooling capacities of 100 W–10 s of kW are possible through minor changes in component geometry.
Modular computations of the average cost of data structuring are possible through the fundamental notion of random bag preservation.
Enhancing BEVs' driving range and their batteries' lifetime are possible through developing more effective energy management systems (EMSs) for them.
Large gains in sensitivity are possible through the systematic reduction of laser background by increasing spectral and spatial filtration.
Our experience in a range of countries and sectors, shows that discounts of 15% are possible through effectively managing major suppliers.
Incremental improvements are possible through consumer behavioral changes; sustainable procurement policies; energy/carbon efficient technologies; grid electricity mix and management practices can influence final footprint values.
Historical data suggests that lower FCIs are possible through incremental improvements in refining efficiency and the use of biomass for processing heat.
Additionally, sizeable cost reductions are possible through a concept called "mass customization" that is being pursued in the US Department of Energy's Solid State Energy Conversion Alliance SECAA).
Senior staff at WPP, he adds, are asked to invest their money in the company and hold the shares for five years before any payouts are possible through its share scheme.
