"elicit through" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are trying to draw out information or details from someone or something. For example, "The detective was able to elicit through careful questioning that the suspect had been in the area at the time of the crime."
The study design sought to elicit, through the prism of music, participants' life stories and stories of being well and being ill.
The therapeutic effect of silver nanoparticles may elicit through manipulation of their size, shape, elemental composition, charge and surface modification or functionalisation, leading target particles to specific organs (Thorley and Tetley 2013).
Finally, and perhaps most importantly, because of the PRC government's high priority to maintain social stability – such dramatic changes to the critical and sensitive Chinese domestic food supply may indeed be difficult to elicit through the necessary governmental will to act.
Dr Chan suggests that may be because sexual encounters elicited through online channels tend to differ from those arrived at by old-fashioned means.
For this show, the artist is in a relatively classical mode, pursuing his parallel interests in the language and its sensuousness, visual and otherwise, as elicited through the use of color, typeface, scale and space.
There is also a sideline about an ASMR – a phenomenon where physical pleasure can be elicited through sound – and I have a feeling that the practitioner will be back in the future.
But the Obama Administration has to decide whether he poses a recidivism risk — an assessment that has to be made, in part, on the basis of statements elicited through torture.
In addition, they say, symptoms of manic behavior must be elicited through an interview not only with the parents but also with the children themselves; those younger than six may lack the language to describe what they are experiencing.
A variety of behavioral responses are elicited through stimulation of thermoreceptors, including changes in body posture that help regulate heat loss and the huddling together of a group of animals in cold weather.
Participants were required to write a description elicited through a pictorial task.
Existing literature suggests that these autonomic responses are elicited through blast impacting the thorax and lungs.
