The phrase "deliberated by" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe an action or decision that has been carefully thought out and considered. Example: The new proposal was deliberated by the team for weeks before a final decision was reached.
Mayor Giuliani had angered tenants and landlords almost every year when rent increases were being deliberated by the board.
Political debates raged, as a gaggle of hundreds deliberated, by microphone, whether Egyptian television should be banned from Tahrir and effigies should be taken down from traffic lights.
Policy reports must be approved or rejected as a block, and affiliated organizations may not propose policy resolutions while issues are being deliberated by a commission.
Libraries around the world nominate works of fiction, which are then narrowed to a short list and deliberated by a panel of judges.
But the definition of nuisance was deliberated by McDonald and Hanks throughout Wednesday, with Hanks at one point reading a definition from the Oxford dictionary to support the case.
A statement from the ministry of culture reads: "The film presents some information on incidents that are still being deliberated by the Thai court and that have not yet been officially concluded".
Jurors could begin deliberating by the end of the month.
The jury should begin deliberating by Friday, according to lawyers on both sides.
But when they were kept from consciously deliberating, by, for example, completing a demanding word-search puzzle, their accuracy improved significantly.
Closing arguments are expected to begin tomorrow morning -- court is not in session today -- and the jury is expected to begin deliberating by tomorrow afternoon.
He has said the jury of seven women and five men could start deliberating by Sunday evening.
