The phrase "eluded by" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is difficult to grasp, understand, or achieve, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The solution to the complex problem seemed to be eluded by the entire team."
Alternatives: "escaped by" or "avoided by"
The Earthly Leonard is still, thankfully, dancing around the wheel of desire, like the rest of us, eluded by enlightenment.
Yet, if he were ever eluded by a mirage, he might doubt his vision.
The genomic DNA band was excised from the gel and the DNA was eluded by electrophoresis in a dialysis bag (Spectra/Por Dialysis Membran MWCO: 3,500 18mm, Spectrum Laboratories , Inc.
Complexes were eluded by adding 250 μl of elution buffer [1%SDS/0.11 M NaHCO3] to pelleted beads by mixing and shaking by vortexer for at least 15 min.
Cellular debris were left out by applying a 'scrap' algorithm set to a minimum size limit of 100 pixels, whereas the possible bias coming from overlapping nuclei clusters was eluded by introducing a maximum size limit value for images characterized by high cellular density.
Big problems can be temporarily eluded by turning to alcohol, TV, drugs, overeating, constant video game-playing - but only temporarily.
The other times he eluded them by going out the back way or by simply refusing to ride in the armored car.
The child told Pace that she had eluded capture by the cops after she'd run from his place by hiding at first in the woods.
Marshal Abdel Hakim Amer, who planned the coup, eluded trial by committing suicide.
For an old horseman and promoter like Campbell, though, the victory eluded measurement by dollar signs.
Law enforcement officials believe that the escapees have eluded capture by avoiding the typical mistakes of fugitives.
