"establish by" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English
It means to create or set up something using a particular method or criteria. Example: The new company policy was established by the CEO to prioritize employee wellness.
I remain committed to the process I helped establish by way of the NIC inquiry.
He is eager to establish by a year 2000 a lunar research base that could be used only by the free world.
The animal first is subjected to pairings of signal and unavoidable shock to establish (by classical conditioning) signs of fear in response to the signal.
Under that plan, Mr. Obama would establish by executive order an 18-member bipartisan panel to propose how to balance future tax revenue and entitlement program benefits.
Fraternity was the principle that, in Desmond and Moore's reading, he worked to establish by building a theory of common descent.
Barry Melancon, the president of the group, said the rules would also require major accounting firms to establish, by the end of this year, electronic systems that track investments barred under the rules.
Discovering the quarries allowed archaeologists to establish (by performing radiocarbon dating of hazelnut shells and charcoal left by the workers at the quarries) that the stones had been quarried approximately 500 years before Stonehenge was erected.
And we will establish by the end of the next parliament a children's centre in every local community which supports parents, childminders and nurseries so that children and families get from birth the support which they need until they start school".
"We cannot honestly say," the majority said in an unsigned opinion, "that Davis can establish by clear and convincing evidence that a jury would not have found him guilty of Officer MacPhail's murder" in light of all the currently available evidence.
He ruled that Stewart "failed to establish by clear and convincing evidence that she did not maintain a permanent place of abode in New York State for substantially all of 1992," and affirmed a tax deficiency of $221,677.82, plus penalties and interest.
Second, the Circuit Court found that "there is no credible statistical evidence, and no other competent substantial evidence to establish by a preponderance of a reasonable probability that the results of the statewide election in the State of Florida would be different".
