'conceivable by' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used as a preposition to indicate who is able to understand or imagine something. For example: "The research results were not conceivable by the average citizen."
Each pixel of this screen would occupy one square Planck length, 10-35 by 10-35 square meters, the smallest area conceivable by the laws of physics.
The radio signal from Rosetta came from 800m kilometres away, a distance made hardly more conceivable by its proximity to Jupiter.
Fred Taylor, who is Halley professor of physics at Oxford University, said the launch of cheap and compact satellites to look for small asteroids close to Earth was conceivable by 2015, but much more needed to be done.
That became all too obvious thanks to a relatively recent calculation made by scientists and publicized and pushed by activists (and maybe made conceivable by engineers designing replacement systems).
A long and varied series of allegations and accusations have been made against him since then – to the GMC, the police, his hospital trust and anybody else conceivable – by parents facing court action to have their children taken away and their supporters.
However, interchange between various CDOs offices and the EHR is made conceivable by utilizing HL7 convention.
Yet gradually physicians and surgeons recognized the need for anesthesiologists, well-trained specialist physicians dedicated full-time to anesthesia, who could extend surgical horizons by permitting operations previously scarcely conceivable and by allowing applications of surgical principles to patients previously considered too ill to withstand either anesthesia or operation.
It is therefore conceivable that by displacing the antipsychotic from peripheral D2 receptors by means of a dopaminergic drug, the balance between sympathetic and parasympathetic activity may be restored, at least in part.
In 2009, Fred Krupp, who is the president of the Environmental Defense Fund, wrote that Nocera's work "makes it conceivable that by midcentury we could satisfy our global energy needs by splitting — each second — just a third of the water in M.I.T.'s swimming pool".
"Love" has already been blessed in every conceivable way by the surviving Beatles.
"It's conceivable that by Thursday afternoon many of these people will be feeling much, much better," he said.
