The phrase "armature by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a prepositional phrase that can be used to show the creator or originator of something. Example: The beautiful sculptures in the art museum were armatured by talented artists from all over the world.
Architecture, accordingly, is not just a decorative skin to be draped over an armature devised by developers and space planners.
Compositionally the largest works can ramble a bit, but an ingenious cruciform armature designed by Ralph Apfelbaum allows close study of their details.
The mouth of my father's bag opens and closes smoothly on the hinges of a secret armature, clasped by a heavy brass tongue that slides home with a satisfying click.
When he learned that the Statue of Liberty was simply a steel armature covered by a copper skin the thickness of two pennies, he researched the hammering process that gave her shape, then employed craftsmen to replicate the statue's skin for his work "We the People".
Mr. Moreno's book offers much obscure information about the statue, devoting attention to its 3-foot-8-inch nose, 2-foot-6-inch eyes, and its interior armature designed by Alexandre Gustave Eiffel, engineer of the eponymous tower in Paris.
The entire puddled iron armature designed by Gustave Eiffel was replaced.
The clothes are cleverly mounted on headless, nearly invisible armatures spotlit by A.J. Weissbard, and invested, like those partygoers I once glimpsed through the windows of the Roman villa, with hauteur... Armani's reach is still wide, and his profits are commensurate.
Inside this high tech exterior are "dual balanced armature transducers" surrounded by silicone.
The armature is suspended by springs with a large spring rate, enabling it to move at high speed.
A separate title, Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate, was developed for Nintendo 3DS and PlayStation Vita by Armature Studios, and was released on the same day.
