The phrase "clearly seen through" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to mean that something was easily identified or noticed, or that it was easily understood or revealed. For example, you could say: "The deception was quickly recognized and clearly seen through."
This is clearly seen through changes in the impedance spectra.
The core/shell structures with MWNT as the "hard" core and the PLA polymer layer as the "soft" shell can be clearly seen through HRTEM.
The base itself is not visible on the satellite views of commercial providers such as Google Maps or Apple's Maps, yet it can be clearly seen through Strava.
The film is highly transparent as the school badge in the background can be clearly seen through the film.
Due to the atom-thick nature of graphene, the BMN surface morphology can also be clearly seen through the graphene layer.
The freestanding film is highly transparent and continuous with a large area of approximately 50 cm2; the letters behind can be clearly seen through the film.
"California voters clearly saw through Prop 37," Dr. Henry I. Miller of the Hoover Institution, a conservative think tank at Stanford University, said in a statement on Wednesday.
I could hear sounds of the tiniest creatures crawling upon the ground, peer into the night and clearly see through the emptiness as though it was daylight, and I could smell things no other human was meant to smell.
A few of my friends and acquaintances had been raving about OTF for some time, not just about the weight they'd lost (which I could clearly see through their now-saggy clothing), or the muscle tone they gained (again, visible through their clothes), but also about the community-based aspect of the workout.
I didn't get the fuss over the (awfully staged, barely even there) violence, and even as a teenager I could quite clearly see, through the fuzzy, 32-color visuals on offer, that the game was about as titillating as camping through a wet weekend on the Suffolk Heaths with the Norwich region's premier Mr. Bean impersonator.
I didn't get the fuss over the (awfully staged, barely even there) violence, and even as a teenager I could quite clearly see, through the fuzzy, 32-colour visuals on offer, that the game was about as titillating as camping through a wet weekend on the Suffolk Heaths with the Norwich region's premier Mr Bean impersonator.
