The phrase "become clear through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is understood or revealed over time or through a process.
Example: "The project's objectives will become clear through our ongoing discussions and feedback."
Alternatives: "become evident through" or "become apparent through".
Some of his symbols are clear; others become clear through reappearing.
But the inherent and seemingly growing dangers of its work have become clear through a series of recent episodes.
This will only become clear through research and making assumptions about a marketplace can lead to disaster.
In municipal cases, international legal rules can become clear through their consistent application by the courts of a number of states.
"It should become clear through a single act, or a collection of smaller actions, whether he was, in fact, not willing to comply".
He downgraded the stocks much later because only then had it become clear through his research that the companies' results were deteriorating.
Balk et al. [ 23] argue that household dynamics interact in a complex way and consequently are difficult to analyze at the micro level but become clearer through a regional-level lens.
This suspicion, based on different responses to the same treatment, would gradually become clearer through findings such as hormone receptors (HRs) and, most recently, the HER family, along with the description of metabolic chains and genetic variations (mutation, deletion or overexpression), all of which gave rise to specific targets whose optimal use is continually under study.
It becomes clear through a voice-over that Agnes will never write back, and eventually Mr. Murphy's sentimental gaze turns angry.
"It became clear through snippets of conversation that several others had been drawn to the site" by online reports, too, she wrote.
The two have been friends since childhood, and in their comedy act this becomes clear through the effortlessness of their delivery.
