The phrase "conveyance by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe the means by which an item or person is transported from one place to another. For example, "She used conveyance by bus to get to the airport."
High River also claimed that Realogy was insolvent and the new debt offering constituted a fraudulent conveyance by the company.
REUTERS Dynegy Bankruptcy Examiner Finds Fraudulent Transferer | The finding of a fraudulent conveyance by a court-appointed examiner means that Dynegy Holdings can sue its nonbankrupt parent company to undo the transfer, Stephen J. Lubben writes in the In Debt column.
This paper introduces the concept of landform impediments, termed buffers, barriers and blankets, that impede sediment conveyance by limiting the connectivity between landscape compartments.
The main steps of the H.264 decoding process consist in the following: First, a compressed bit stream coming from the Network application layer (NAL), which formats the representation of the video and provides header information in a manner appropriate for conveyance by particular transport layers, is received at the input of the decoder.
It's like a science-fiction fever dream: steering a conveyance by thought alone.
In 1812 the Kilmarnock and Troon Railway opened, also a horse-operated plateway, constructed to carry coal from the Kilmarnock area to the harbour at Troon, for onward conveyance by coastal shipping; it was the first railway in Scotland to have an authorising Act of Parliament.
The loose chips are compressed into the cuttings with conveyance density by the drill bit in the bulldozing part.
(A woman died 30 years and two weeks earlier in Ireland when she was thrown from a steam-powered conveyance built by her cousins).
In the course of its bankruptcy, NextWave had argued that the government's sale of the licenses constituted a "fraudulent conveyance" because by the time the government actually conveyed the licenses their value had declined to less than $1 billion.
Try public buses, if you can, or else, use the conveyance provided by the hotel, if you are staying at one.
The "Around the World in 80 Days" that opened last weekend at Penguin Rep gives us all of these people movers and more, but in the modern way: a multitude of characters portrayed by five actors, dozens of conveyances conjured by shifting arrangements of chairs and fabrics, ever-changing scenery communicated by barely any scenery at all.
