The phrase "cataclysmic by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English as a way to describe something that is characterized or caused by a cataclysm or a sudden and violent event.
It is often used to emphasize the magnitude or impact of an event. Example: The destruction caused by the earthquake was cataclysmic by any measure, leaving the city in ruins and its residents struggling to rebuild their lives.
Apocalypticism, on the other hand, promises a sudden, cataclysmic intervention by God on the side of a faithful minority.
But only a genuinely miraculous economic recovery or a cataclysmic misstep by the Tories can change the trend.
There was either a "Clovis blitzkrieg," — a swift, cataclysmic killing by humans — or there were hunters living long before the Clovis tools were made.
The dark, denser sample, he said, emerged in an effusive event that preceded the cataclysmic eruption by a few weeks or months.
Here lurk the Awoken, a human race that once fled to the outer reaches of the galaxy when the period of glorious galactic expansion was brought to a cataclysmic end by The Darkness.
Apocalypticism refers to Western eschatological views and movements that focus on cryptic revelations about a sudden, dramatic, and cataclysmic intervention by God in history, the judgment of all men, and the rule of the elect with God in a renewed heaven and earth.
The impact crater has long since gone (recycled by plate tectonics), but Norman Sleep and Donald Lowe, both at Stanford University, have been able to study this cataclysmic event by looking at the fall-out it produced: tiny spherical rocks which rained down into an ocean, in what is now South Africa.
After all the noise, threats, doomsday scenarios and cataclysmic prognosis by political pundits and elitists, the only relevant argument in the BREXIT victory is the self-determination by the British people.
This scenario, says Stanford University professor of geophysics Norman Sleep, was what the early Earth looked like just after a cataclysmic impact by a planet-size object that smashed into the infant Earth 4.5 billion years ago and formed the moon.
Initial movement of east segment of the fault might have been triggered by cataclysmic eruption of Sunda Volcano as explained by Van Bemmelen [2], and that of west segment by cataclysmic eruption of Proto-Tangkubanperahu Volcano as deducted by Nossin et al. [14] but subsequent movements should have been triggered by slow strain accumulation from NNE movement of the Australian plate.
