The phrase "emblem by" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce the creator or designer of an emblem or symbol. Example: The country's national emblem was created by renowned artist, John Smith.
THE CONFEDERATE BATTLE FLAG: America's Most Embattled Emblem, by John M. Coski.
As a horseman, however, he campaigned War Emblem by the book.
A carved wood version of the same emblem by the Puerto Rican artist Norberto Cedeño (1894-1984) at El Museo del Barrio looks rustic beside the Brooklyn painting, which is itself a provincial take on a European theme.
Despite winning an allowance race aboard War Emblem by 10 lengths in the middle of March, Juarez decided to ride a horse from California instead in the Illinois Derby.
The superb fairywren is used as an emblem by the Bird Observation & Conservation Australia.
This drum is particularly used as an emblem by members of the sect.
She spent 12 years (1602 14) translating Cent emblèmes Christiens ("A Hundred Christian Emblems") by Georgette Montenay (first published 1854), but her main contribution to Dutch literature was her publication of a revised and improved version of Roemer Visscher's Sinnepoppen ("Emblems") in 1640.
There is something grotesque, demoralizing, and entirely fitting, in the Trump era, about seeing Americans act out political grievances through the quotidian and joyless consumer products that populate our lives, of seeing quick coffee and takeout pizza become the emblems by which we are left to define ourselves and the hills on which we die for our imagined ideals.
The player earns emblems by completing missions, as well as other tasks, many of them related to Chao raising.
In recent years, Big Brown's Triple Crown bid was foiled by a 38-1 Smarty Jones Jones's by a 36-1 shot and War Emblem's by a 70-1 shot.
Then it cuts to a crayon drawing of the Superman emblem surrounded by little stars -- it looks like it was drawn by a preschooler.
