The phrase "converted through" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something has been changed or transformed by means of a particular process or method. Example: The old warehouse was converted through extensive renovations and now serves as a modern office space.
But it might be converted through a system that has a different assumed sampling period.
Contaminated material, such as hydrocarbons from the former steelworks, is converted through biomediation on the spot.
He then converted, through further encryption, this encoded version of the letter into another string of letters and numbers.
Serving at 1-2, 15-30, Djokovic hooked a forehand wide to concede two break points, the second of which Murray converted through a Djokovic double-fault.
"If your volume does not grow as fast as you projected, less of that indirect cost can be converted through research.
There would be a roar of humiliated rage and grief which would be converted, through an almost industrial process, into decades of poisonous irony and mockery.
A penalty for Portsmouth, which they convert through Brett Pitman, and Shrewsbury's first win has gone west.
The young Spaniard scored his first league goal of the season confidently, cutting inside Jones before converting through the legs of Costel Pantilimon.
For each five friends a user converts through the app, they get a free Canadian Club t-shirt.
I wonder whether the enthusiasm of individuals for the institution will convert (through intentional marketing or through popular protest) into an earnestness of the institution for its fans.
Lighter unstable isotopes of samarium primarily decay by electron capture to isotopes of promethium, while heavier ones convert through beta decay to isotopes of europium.
