"commencement by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to indicate the beginning of something, either a physical action or a period of time. For example, "She marked the commencement of their relationship by stating her commitment to him."
"Commencement," by R. Kikuo Johnson.
Senior Marshals are distinguished at Class Day and University Commencement by the gold aiguillettes that adorn their graduation gowns.
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The Attorney General-SPB conference of January 30 , 1979 was called by the Attorney General's office following commencement by Pacific Legal Foundation PLFF) of the proceedings now consolidated with the instant cause.
And he accepted the invitation to speak at the Liberty University commencement by Mr. Falwell, saying he saw no difference between that and accepting an invitation from Bob Kerrey, the former senator from Nebraska, to speak at the New School, where Mr. Kerrey is president.
Walking: Eligible students who have not yet conferred their degrees (e.g., those who completed the oral exam by the last day of classes in the Spring Quarter but did not submit dissertations by the end of Spring Quarter to the University Registrar) may participate in Commencement by indicating on the Commencement RSVP survey that they plan to walk at Commencement.
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The shorter lag phase of strain D5A+H coincided with earlier commencement of by-product utilisation and/or detoxification.
Commencement marked by solemnity, joy … sunshine!
Prince delivered the commencement address by video link.
Read about commencement speeches by Jay McInerney and Margaret Atwood in Part I. (Photograph of John Grisham Dan Searss. Video still of Sue Monk Kidd: Scripps College).
