The phrase 'desirable by' is not often used in written English and is not considered grammatically correct.
For example, a sentence like "The changes would be desirable by the majority of citizens" is not considered proper English. If you want to express the idea that something is desirable, you could instead use 'desired by' or 'sought after by.' For example, "The new building was sought after by the community."
In his pieces, Shimoyama strives for his characters to appear "desirous and desirable" by toeing the line between being plucked from a fairy tale and appearing as a neighbor boy from down the street.
In his pieces, Shimoyama strives for his characters to appear "desirous and desirable" by toeing the line between being plucked from a fairy tale and appearing as a neighbor boy from down the street.
"Anyone can become significantly more desirable by being considerate, staying physically fit and being fiscally responsible".
"He made it desirable by making it good; he made it popular by making it inexpensive".
They are tying in with other stuff that is considered desirable by the parents.
It is okay for men to get older because men become more desirable by being powerful.
Fiscal stimulus, through additional government spending or tax cuts, is also considered likely and is deemed desirable by many economists.
I see happiness as I was taught to see it – a desirable by-product of working hard at school, following instructions from all forms of authority and never thinking for myself, but immoral if pursued as a goal in itself.
For market actors, solving climate- and climate change-related problems is a desirable by-product not an inherent purpose (Twigg 2001).
The products formaldehyde and dimethylether were desirable by-products from a methane partial oxidation process, hence these oxides are considered to be suitable catalyst components.
In addition, there may be other desirable by-products such as more intensive training opportunities and easier recruitment of patients into trials.
