'deposition by' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone is giving an account of an event or testifying in a legal context. For example: "The witness gave his deposition by stating that he had seen the suspect flee the scene of the crime."
According to a deposition by an I.I.S.S. administrator, "The whole payslip is false and inaccurate.
Justice Hinds-Radix ordered the city to produce Detective Chandler for deposition by Sept. 21.
A video deposition by Gates was used effectively by Boies... Tells about the Microsoft culture, and its youthful Redmond campus..
But Mr. Davis also released a deposition by Kristina M. Rebelo-anderson, a former reporter for United Press International who wrote about the Cooper trial in 1985.
The story, which surfaced in L'Equipe last December, was based on a deposition by Shobukhova's agent Andrei Baranov to the IAAF's ethics commission.
From Mrs. Clinton In a sworn deposition by the independent counsel's office on July 22 , 1995 Mrs. Clinton was asked who decided to fire the employees.
In July, a judge sided with Associated Press and released some of the transcripts of Cosby's deposition by lawyers during the Andrea Constand civil suit.
I would expect nothing less from a star who enlivened a 2013 court deposition by suggesting that film location shoots were like tours of Afghanistan.
The city had initially objected to the deposition by filing only a one-paragraph letter, Magistrate Francis wrote in the ruling, issued Thursday.
Johnson has since been served a deposition by the National Abortion Federation over the incident, which he's fighting.
That would be a video of a legal deposition by Michael Ward, one of two survivors of the siege.
