"conceivably by" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically means that something is potentially achievable or possible by a certain means or method. Here is an example: "Of course, we could try to finish the project earlier, but that would only be conceivably by increasing our budget and hiring more staff."
Some of those trapped may try to move onwards through the Balkans – via Albania, perhaps, and conceivably by sea to Italy.
For this absurdist nightmare, the director may have been inspired by Josef Fritzl, or conceivably by the Jean-Paul Sartre maxim "hell is other people".
Officials here said intelligence gathered and now shared on both sides of the border was leading to new major investigations of organized crime rings smuggling cigarettes, marijuana, illegal immigrants and cash that also could be exploited conceivably by terrorists.
It has undergone its first thorough cleaning and an infrared examination of its underdrawing, which one Renaissance scholar, Kristina Herrmann Fiore, a curator at the Borghese Gallery in Rome, said is conceivably by the hand of Michelangelo.
We can't quite imagine a lady keeping her mind on the sermon while earnestly trying to figure out if that woman across the aisle could conceivably by the Mrs. A. who had that persis-impulse to rearrange her husband with an axe.
In an ensuing series of incidents, two women were killed on the Vrbanja Bridge, a hundred yards or so from Teta Jozefina's apartment, quite conceivably by the same good sniper who later maculated the walls in the room of my conception.
"We cannot quite know what will happen if a machine exceeds our own intelligence, so we can't know if we'll be infinitely helped by it, or ignored by it and sidelined, or conceivably destroyed by it," he says.
2. Error rates are associated with considerable measurement error [ 19], and detection can be affected by learning effects, fatigue [ 20], and conceivably also by use of a computer.
In our analysis, the estimated headings were conceivably affected by the temporal coarseness (6h) in the NCEP wind data, and by the altitudinal uncertainty in the radar data (±500m).
With those guys the Knicks might have conceivably lost by only 19 points rather than 29.
Ann Demeulemeester's slithery lace and eyelet shirts may have been Byron as conceivably worn by Mick Jagger, who, with the Rolling Stones, resumes his latest world tour in Milan next week.
