The phrase "exotic by" is not a complete sentence on its own, so it is not grammatically correct.
It is possible that it could be used as part of a longer sentence, as in the following example: "The food at this restaurant is known for being exotic by American standards."
Most are rich, decadent Western treats made exotic by the addition of Asian flavors and garnishes.
I had lived overseas, in Eastern and Western Europe, but my two years in California were more exotic, by far.
One problem was that emu meat was thought too exotic by consumers and never managed to gain much traction in the American market.
seems exotic by today's social standards," Mr. Love writes about that group, "it was not very far from the mainstream of American life at the time.
When Pacific East opened in 1997, most of the menu offerings were creative renditions of familiar dishes, made exotic by Asian condiments.
To the Editor: Regarding "Going the Extra Mile for the Exotic," by Debbie Seaman (Feb. 17), we are still doing so after 35 years.
The NDA's preferred option is to transport the "exotics" by road or rail to Sellafield where there are existing facilities, or ones being built, to handle it.
Its preferred option is to transport the "exotics" by road or rail to Sellafield where there are existing facilities, or ones being built, to handle it.
Hell Babies Pan-Exotic by Junko Mizuno The most popular cartoon artist in Japan right now is also the cruelest.
However, many extant island biotas represent modified assemblages of the original ones due to losses of native species and additions of exotics by humans [7] [10].
If we are cognizant of how our activities affect these factors, we may be able to intentionally favor native species over exotics by changing our management practices.
