The phrase "are set up through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the method or process by which something is established or arranged.
Example: "The new systems are set up through a series of detailed protocols to ensure efficiency."
Alternatives: "are established via" or "are arranged through".
The personalities and sexuality of these three are set up through strained, supposedly comic name calling, but the information turns out to be relevant.
Most Echo devices are set up through the Alexa app on Android, iOS or browser, but the Echo Show's screen means you can do all the wifi and account set up on the device itself.
These incentives are set up through regular, on-chain auctions of "bond" and "share" tokens, which serve to adjust Basis supply.
In this paper, we propose a distributed deterministic key management scheme for WSNs in which the pairwise keys and the local cluster keys are set up through the broadcast information during the network initialization phase and no further message exchange is needed afterwards.
McMillan was shocked to learn that most wine clubs are set up through the tasting room and that only a portion of them stay loyal for a certain amount of time the average customer growth rate is 30percentt, but average attrition rate is 16percentt.
"Most dates are set up through friends, but most dating sites have nothing to do with friends.
The meeting is set up through the Agalarovs.
Such concurrent appointments should be set up through the use of a multi-location appointment form.
The BVI company to own it was set up through a local law firm.
The service was set up through a partnership of Google and the Chelsea Improvement Company, a nonprofit neighborhood organization.
The job is set up through a company called Peak Discovery, which put an ad on Craigslist, seeking 100 lawyers.
