'by the proxy of' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in formal and legal settings to mean "on behalf of," "in the place of," or "in support of." For example, "The plaintiff acted by the proxy of his attorney."
Only through this prism is it possible to understand the deaths of Muslims in Afghanistan as an attack on oneself and subsequently seek revenge by the proxy of an inconspicuous soldier in a London suburb.
The question may arise as to whether LAB depths in slow velocity regions may be necessarily estimated as shallow due to the artifact by the proxy of LAB depths.
In a short-lived species such as the collared flycatcher, a large percentage of breeding females is inexperienced [56], which could seriously reduce the apparent heritability of female choice as measured by the proxy of mate attractiveness.
Second there is the assessment by the proxy of the patient's HRQoL (patient-by-proxy perspective).
11 Another paper reported a negative association between the EWTD and junior doctor welfare, as measured by the proxy of sick leave (total number of sick leave episodes increased by 170% after introduction of EWTD).
When to use it, to avoid the loss of cognitive function, and when to treat, is already extensively documented for circadians and may also apply to infradians, for instance, since negative affect is primarily circaseptan periodic, while positive affect is dominantly circadian (Cornélissen et al 2005), as shown herein for mental functioning by the proxy of time estimation.
On the evidence presented it is highly conjectural to assume that a particular effort to assert shareholder views in the election of directors or revisions of corporate policy will be frustrated by the proxy feature of the Plan.
The Banyamulenge, who had been forced down from the hills in the 1960s by the proxy battles of the Cold War, nevertheless seized the chance for education.
By long-standing tradition, bosses make platitudinous speeches, listen to lone dissidents with the air of psychiatric nurses towards patients and wait for their own proposals to be rubber-stamped by the proxy votes of obedient institutional investors.
The latest ceasefire announcement states that the coalition forces will stop all military activities, but reserve the right to respond to violations by the Shia Houthis – the proxies of Iran, according to Saudi Arabia – and pro-Saleh forces.
In addition, the effect of different surgical expertise was entered into the model by using the proxy measure of average number of nodes removed by surgical firm.
