The phrase "combustion by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the process of something burning or being consumed by fire. Here is an example: "The air quality was significantly affected by the combustion of the nearby factory's emissions."
The theory explained combustion by assuming the existence of a hypothetical substance, phlogiston, that left a material as it burned.
The committee is considering, however, a hearing this autumn on global warming, to which gasoline combustion by automobiles is a big contributor, the aide said.
But Mr. Jordan, as writer and director, has soaked his remake in color and pushed the combustion by a few cylinders.
R. The Good Thief Neil Jordan's remake of Jean-Pierre Melville's atmospheric, poetic film noir "Bob le Flambeur" heightens the combustion by a few cylinders.
Using draff, energy can be produced either though biomass combustion by burning dried waste draff, or through anaerobic digestion (AD), whereby draff is mixed with pot ale (the yeast and protein-rich liquid created during distillation) to produce methane.
The lack of an interior grid -- along with the lounges, kitchens, a fitness center, a cafe and a child care center, and whiteboards and blackboards seemingly around every bend -- is part of Mr. Gehry's and the institute's plan to spark creative combustion by encouraging the building's occupants to bump into one another.
Dioxin is a combustion by-product of many materials.
Bagasse ash is an abundantly available combustion by-product in the sugarcane industry.
Under regime A as the mean bed temperature increases the concentration of DCM in the combustion by-products gradually decreased.
The adsorption of Hg and NOX on gasifier and combustion by-products was investigated.
Coal fired electric power plants produce large volumes of fly ash and other coal combustion by-products (CCBs) every year.
