The phrase "attained through the use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something has been achieved or acquired, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The results were attained through the use of advanced statistical methods that ensured accuracy."
Alternatives: "achieved by means of" or "obtained through the application of".
While simple, monopolymeric component systems may provide useful "first generation" platforms, enhanced functionality may be attained through the use of more complex multicomponent polymeric semisolids that offer high degrees of mucoadhesion and rheological structure to provide optimized retention under in vivo conditions.
As noted in a recent article in Guardian Environment, the emission savings attained through the use of renewable energy are entirely negated by emissions trading.
Slow hydrolysis reaction was successfully attained through the use of ethylene glycol and acetic acid mixed solvents coupled with an additional cooling step.
Computational efficiency is attained through the use of parallel tree codes based on multipole expansions of vortex particles and of vortex panels.
Full exploitation of this increased data base is expected to be attained through the use of modern data assimilation techniques such as 3- and 4-dimensional variational assimilation.
Within this approach, the necessary level of polymer-to-metal mechanical interconnectivity is attained through the use of polymer-to-metal adhesion promoters.
The solution of the optimization problem is attained through the development of a computer program using a genetic algorithm provided by Matlab®.
Previous studies using animal models of arthritis showed that anti-inflammatory effects were attained through the inhibition of inflammatory mediators [ 17].
Their peak fitness is attained through the winter, when the road cyclists regress.
"Success comes through the application of power, and power is attained through the cooperative efforts of other people.
Ethics approval for this study was attained through the Ethics Review Office, University of Toronto.
