The phrase "chasm by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means "next to" or "adjacent to" a deep gap or division. Example: The village was separated from the valley by a chasm, making it difficult for the villagers to access the fertile fields on the other side.
Players can use the gun to propel themselves across a chasm by jumping vertically into a hole and out a portal position on a wall.
Hosein once tried to bridge the cultural chasm by leading optional workshops for the U.S. Special Operations Command in Tampa, Florida.
Now, as the sun rose, the men stepped from the snow-covered ground into a green metal cage, which was suspended over the chasm by an enormous winch.
(You can also cross the Mac-Windows chasm by using iChat on the Mac, and either AIM 5.5 or AOL 9 on the PC).
The disparity between the growth and value sectors has widened to over 1,000 basis points, an enormous chasm by historical comparison.
Therefore, in our model, we posit that the support provided by external actors like the government, non-government organizations, educational institutions, and private sector organizations act as critical enabling factors that can help the rural user entrepreneur cross the chasm by acquiring the required resources and skills to commercialize their product.
The violence and insecurity have accentuated these chasms by making mingling dangerous.
The books on the bookshelves are separated by spaces that seem as wide as chasms; the books contain quotations about chasms; we fall into those chasms by reading about them.
They seem like people separated from us by large chasms — by all the events of our written history, all the ideas of our thinkers, all the teachings of our religions.
The iBLEND represents a proactive, intensive approach to bridge campus chasms by positively influencing academic programs through interdisciplinary training and strong evaluation and assessments.
He said that private citizens and organizations like Bloomberg Philanthropies were needed to bridge the chasm left by inaction by political leaders in the United States and around the world.
