The phrase "dogma by" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a belief or principle that is strongly adhered to or imposed by a particular person or group. Example: The company's strict policies were based on the dogma by their founder, who believed in a hierarchical structure and strict adherence to rules.
Maya attempts to subvert Sohail's strictness and dogma by teaching Zaid arithmetic and the alphabet and eventually staging a rescue.
Dr. Charles S. Lieber, a clinical nutritionist who upset scientific dogma by showing that alcohol in excess can cause cirrhosis despite an adequate diet, died on March 1.
According to Harnack, the process begun at the Protestant Reformation the overcoming of dogma by a recovery of the essence of the Gospel should be completed, and the historical-critical approach would achieve this.
Abramson seeks to explain this apparent contamination of time-honoured New York Times dogma by making a distinction (which some journalists at the paper consider to be bogus) between opinion and "analysis".
The verses are simply stitched together, without dogma, by a chorus that is classic dance-floor doggerel: "Blaze to blaze, galang a lang alanga / Purple haze, galang a lang a langlang".
B1 FASHION B9 SCIENCE TIMES F1-8 Nobel Prize Winners Named Two Australian scientists who upset medical dogma by discovering a bacterium that causes stomach inflamation and cancer won the 2005 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine.
Malick's camera is neither weighed down by dogma nor by abstemiousness, neither by renunciation nor by ritual.
This is an ideological decision, one driven by dogma, not by evidence-based, rational analysis.
Because of the limitations of BLAST searches, small exons (6 9 nucleotides) that occur in three chloroplast genes cannot be found by DOGMA or by using other versions of Blast searches, so these were located manually.
Nor was he a hostage to rich donors, modern dogmas (by modern, I mean post 1563, when the Council of Trent ended), or even to political ambition.
Ideology, it must be remembered, is the attempt to supplant religious dogmas by political and scientistic dogmas.
