'converge by' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe when a certain event is expected to happen. For example: All the team members are expected to converge by 5 pm for the meeting.
Elliot stayed in Brooklyn, where you hear world music clash and converge by simply opening your window.
Spain and Portugal are aiming to converge by January 1st on 3.3%, the likely starting rate for the euro.
EVERYTHING THAT RISES MUST CONVERGE By Flannery O'Connor; directed by Karin Coonrod; sets by Marina Draghici; costumes by P. K. Wish; lighting by Christopher Akerlind; sound by Tony Geballe; production stage manager, Jennifer Rae Moore; assistant manager, Traci Timko.
LTCM bet that their yields would converge by buying off-the-run Treasuries and selling their on-the-run counterparts short.The potential profits were tiny no more than a few basis points (hundredths of a percentage point).
In Manú National Park in Peru, the members of five macaw species converge by the hundreds at mineral-rich riverbanks to eat the clay there, which may help them detoxify compounds in their diet.
And the tax on winnings has been scrapped, bringing down the cost of each transaction.Pollsters have now adjusted their models to try to banish their habitual overstating of Labour's lead, so the polls and the punters may converge by the end of the election campaign.
The intelligent switching expert system (ISES) proposed here is guaranteed to be converged by introducing a convergence factor.
The images were converged by means of a mirror and/or prism.
With an eye to the main chance, Bank of Scotland, which had sniffed around NatWest before but was rebuffed, stepped in.In this section Hot property The Scottish play Gold comfort Converging by diverging A default to order?
Although American and British mobility rates had converged by the middle of the 20th century, America's social order was considerably more fluid than Britain's in the 19th century.
This algorithm converges by those samples.
