The phrase "as understood through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining how something is perceived or interpreted based on a particular perspective or context.
Example: "The concept of freedom is often complex, as understood through various cultural lenses."
Alternatives: "as interpreted through" or "as perceived through".
So "Album Cover Album" is a history of about a quarter-century of jackets, as understood through the eyes of design-heads who might have known something about music, maybe even a lot, though it wasn't clear how much.
A casualty of his practice is any quality of the dramatic as understood through the ages not only by playwrights from Aeschylus to Sam Shephard but also by such operatic masters as Monteverdi, Gluck and the mainstream favorites Mozart, Wagner, Verdi and Puccini.
The left path past the introductory presentation reveals the story of human evolution as understood through the science of genetics.
Here we review what is known about functional network development from birth until adulthood, particularly as understood through the use of resting-state functional connectivity MRI (rs-fcMRI).
It is possible to glimpse the character of the world-as-fourfold by noting that whereas the world as understood through Being and Time is a culturally conditioned structure distinct from nature, the world-as-fourfold appears to be an integrated combination of nature (earth and sky) and culture (divinities and mortals).
I specialize in media, especially photography, also in family, sexual/gender behavior, and relationships as understood through images.
In this way, Sheridan's identity as a performer is largely shaped and understood through his work as a global activist.
The fertile and fractious U.S. scene in the genre known as black metal can be understood through a familiar moment in rock history.
In the middle of a London dinner party, a guest named Miles Garth excuses himself from… The fertile and fractious U.S. scene in the genre known as black metal can be understood through a familiar moment in rock history.
It describes the physics of the problem as it has become better understood through experiments, analyses, and numerical simulations.
Essentially, Conceptualists and more obviously, Invisiblists give the finger to those that hold fast to the Old Art World and consider Art solely as works able to be understood through aesthetic and expressivist measures and means.
