The phrase "as facilitated through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or action that is made easier or possible by a certain means or method.
Example: "The project was successful as facilitated through effective communication among team members."
Alternatives: "as enabled by" or "as made possible through".
My point is that these games I've mentioned, along with countless other entertainment-based games, have imprinted themselves into our lives as phenomenal experiences facilitated through the video game medium.
Changes at the national scale related to negotiations around transfer payments from the federal government to the provinces for health care, a national home care strategy, as well as knowledge translation activities facilitated through the national interest group, the Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association (see [ 21]), have the potential to impact the sustainability of teams.
Other health professionals working in a hospital setting spoke about the concept of "forced adherence", or as Jane explained, "adherence facilitated through guilt, shame and ridicule".
Multi-domain SDN centralization can be realized by outsourcing routing functions to an external contractor, which provides inter-domain routing services facilitated through a multi-AS network controller.
A vision, known as Iskandar Malaysia, has been facilitated through a Comprehensive Development Plan underpinning strategies to boost the physical and economic development of the Johor Bahru metropolitan area.
Storage optimization and examination of the ease of loading and unloading are possible, and various kinds of engineering analysis, such as work performance analysis, are facilitated through the intelligent 3D packing method developed in this paper, by using the results of the 3D model.
The production of prostaglandins such as PGE2 and/or PGI2 is facilitated through COX-2 activity in inflammatory response [ 29].
Recruitment was facilitated through introductions from community outreach projects, as well as via social network chain referral.
Government policy should focus on creating an environment where these partnerships are facilitated, through programs such as Researchers in Business and the CRC program, with strong IP protection as another key ingredient.
Furthermore, enhanced clarity on both sectoral and organizational (NGO, agencies) roles in supporting MHM as a priority, which can be facilitated through more consistent cross-sectoral dialog and the integration of MHM across internal planning, budgeting, and trainings at both the organizational and donor levels.
