"by disentangling" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to introduce an action or method that is used to solve a problem or clarify a situation. Example: The detective was able to solve the case by disentangling the web of lies and false alibis presented by the suspects.
They are best pursued by disentangling them from trade issues.
He could have survived by disentangling the diamonds the same way Aker did, but the contract failed, and the Aker team won 10 imps en route to victory.
Just prior to accepting that job, Means had inveigled his way into the life of a wealthy Chicago widow, Maude King, by disentangling her from a group of con artists.
By Peter Schjeldahl The historical and mythic themes of Anselm Kiefer's epic canvases aren't as compelling as they once were, when he made a redemptive difference in the world by disentangling Germanic culture from the sinister pathos and catastrophic effects of the Third Reich.
The historical and mythic themes of Anselm Kiefer's epic canvases aren't as compelling as they once were, when he made a redemptive difference in the world by disentangling Germanic culture from the sinister pathos and catastrophic effects of the Third Reich.
Here, we further extend this result by disentangling the real wage in its two components.
By empirically disentangling the contribution of these two competing explanations this research uncovers strong support for a social rank model of how money influences health.
If we really wanted to shut down Isis and its ilk for good, we could start by dismantling and disentangling ourselves from the geopolitical and financial infrastructure of oil hegemony that incubates terror.
By highlighting and disentangling the dual roles of DLPFC in attentional control and spontaneous task unrelated thought, we provide initial support for a new model of the relationship between anxiety, worry, and frontal dysfunction (Fig. 6).
Matters here are complicated because the inversion kernels for these two are quite similar, which means that we don't have much chance of disentangling them by inversion.
The issue of value judgments at earlier stages of inquiry is not addressed by this proposal; however, disentangling evidential judgments and judgments involving contextual values at the stage of theory assessment may be a good thing in itself.
