The phrase "chicken by" is not correct or usable in written English.
You would not use it on its own in a sentence.
Eggs are up by 15%, and chicken by 4%.
An Arab man was distributing plates of rice and chicken by the road.
She enjoys freeze-dried chicken by candlelight and full-body rubs.
Picnic chicken, by the way, is basically fried chicken with attitude, and it was excellent.
Beef has risen by 73%, lamb by 65% and chicken by 30%.
Shred the chicken by hand (it pulls apart naturally into shreds).
I've got a chicken by my side, fishing rods, a Barbour, I'm like f*** me I must have done something.
He used to use "Dixie Chicken," by Little Feat, but another surgeon borrowed the CD and never brought it back.
The APB diet was formulated with brewer's rice, chicken by-product meal, and poultry fat, while the PPB diet consisted mainly of corn, soybean meal, and wheat middlings.
If you see Chicken by-product or meat by-product listed as the first 5 ingredients, put it back on the shelf.
Ravi Shankar came by with his sitar, and, after their unlikely jam session, they satisfied Ravi's mystical craving for Kentucky Fried Chicken by sharing a bucket.
