The phrase "conciliatory by" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the action someone has taken to try to show good will or reach an agreement. For example, "The manager extended a conciliatory by offering to reimburse the employee for his out-of-pocket expenses."
The Japanese announcement was accompanied by a conciliatory statement by Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, who suggested that Japan's neighbors focus more on areas of common interest.
At the core of Iran's recent diplomatic charm offensive — a process that has included the release of 11 prominent political prisoners and a series of conciliatory statements by top Iranian officials — is an exchange of letters, confirmed by both sides, between Mr. Obama and President Hassan Rouhani.
In terms of conciliatory gestures by the government, what Bahrain needs now is not publicity stunts by the government and its privileged supporters proclaiming "unity".
Although Stephen firmly upheld the Roman rule that rendered rebaptism unnecessary, Sixtus, supposedly influenced by Bishop St. Dionysius the Great of Alexandria, adopted a more conciliatory attitude by tolerating the Eastern policies of rebaptism.
Tells about a conciliatory speech by Vice-Pres.
On Wednesday, Prime Minister Hamadi Jebali made a conciliatory gesture by proposing a temporary nonpolitical cabinet and new elections.
The effort led to a conciliatory proclamation by Queen Elizabeth last December calling the expulsion a tragedy.
One aim is to elicit conciliatory "gestures" by King Abdullah that may help persuade Israel to unblock the peace process.
The approval followed conciliatory gestures by North Korea, including a plan to resume a Red Cross program of arranging temporary unions of families split by the 1950-53 Korean War.
