The phrase "embossed by" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to describe something that has been impressed or created by a raised design on a surface. Example: The wedding invitations were elegantly embossed by hand with the couple's monogram.
He was influenced by Holland's total football of the 1970s, when he was a young midfielder making his way in the game but his managerial CV is embossed by trophies.
A velvety smooth chocolate mousse, ethereal creme brulee and warm caramelized tart tatin, with vanilla ice cream in a creme anglaise embossed by raspberry coulis, were all first-rate.
These patterns are embossed by squeezing and shaping soft, wet chalk-white paste out of a container's opening, following the lifen tiejin technique.
The current price is north of $5. Defenders of the Wall Street bailouts can now point to Citi as evidence that the government programs worked and that it's time to publish special editions of the essential book Security Analysis by Benjamin Graham and David Dodd with leather covers embossed by the visages of Geithner, Ben Bernanke and Hank Paulson.
"We want to share moments that are not embossed by despair and death.
As the flat surface is embossed by actuated tiles, the uniform and even white light is interrupted, projecting colored shadows, outlining the patterns formed by the binary state logic of the generative algorithm.
So Chizek kept buying, paying $10,000 for an oil painting by Italo Scanga that was, he says, never delivered and four embossed etchings by Karel Appel for $3,000 each.
Figure 2 Processes for hammering of embossed patterns by manual ATHN.
To fabricate the square lattice of holes, double exposure was executed on the embossed PR by rotating 90° before the second exposure.
The picture is reproduced in "A Little Book: The Poems and Selected Writings of Ruth Lilly," a gray cloth hardcover with gold embossed lettering, edited by Penny Barr and privately printed by the Poetry Foundation.
Made for Philip III at the age of 7, it is covered by embossed, etched, gilded and gold- and silver-damascened imagery, including putti, masks, garlands, fruit and allegorical representations of fortitude, prudence, justice, temperance, fame and victory.
