The phrase "becomes clear through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is understood or made evident by a particular process or means.
Example: "The significance of the findings becomes clear through careful analysis of the data."
Alternatives: "is revealed through" or "is evident through".
It becomes clear through a voice-over that Agnes will never write back, and eventually Mr. Murphy's sentimental gaze turns angry.
The two have been friends since childhood, and in their comedy act this becomes clear through the effortlessness of their delivery.
A better approach may be to introduce new regulation in stages — what I refer to as the "Goldilocks approach". Increasingly, regulators should be authorized to phase in or forego new regulation over time as it becomes clear, through experience, what the likely impact will be.
As I tour the exhibition with my guide, Ari Kovero, Tove's quest to be recognised as a serious artist becomes clear through her surrealist, modernist and even abstract paintings and murals, and forthright anti-war cartoons for the satirical magazine Garm.
Whatever the solution, one thing becomes clear through the smog: Asian cities need to tackle traffic congestion head on if they are to avoid a serious drag on their economies.
But what becomes clear through Which Way is that Tim's project as a photographer was to look beyond the circumstances of conflict to find the harder-won truths of humanity.
But his character becomes clearer through the Strindbergian battle of this couple; each plays a part in the toxic relationship.
Thus, the similitude between mature adipocytes and macrophages [ 36] becomes clearer through concomitant changes in miRNA expression pattern and the miRNAs found in the SN when inflammation appears.
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.
