The phrase "fissure by" can be correct and usable in written English.
It is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used to describe a action or process of something splitting or breaking apart. Example: The earthquake caused a fissure by the river, revealing layers of rock that had been hidden for centuries.
So well versed are we in the mechanics of crampons and ice picks, avalanches and whiteouts, that it takes more than dangling from a fissure by a broken pinkie to inspire awe.
Lateral internal sphincterotomy cures chronic anal fissure by preventing internal sphincter hypertonia.
Based on a shallow-buried coal seam covered with thick loose layers in hilly loess areas of western China, we developed a mechanical model for a mining slope with slope stability analysis, and studied the mechanism of formation and development of a sliding ground fissure by the circular sliding slice method.
We describe the formation of the optic fissure by retinal flow in between the two phases of eye rotations.
Further, based on our 4D data we describe the formation of the fissure by the retinal flow, in between the two phases of eye rotations.
For experiments characterizing HVC inputs to RA, parasagittal slices were sectioned at a 26° angle relative to the interhemispheric fissure by cutting the brain down the midline and gluing each hemisphere to platforms angled at 26° with the dorsal surface facing down.
The janitors were fissured by the broad move of commercial property owners to subcontracting, much as fast-food workplaces are fissured by franchising.
That age had predated the first world war, was fissured by Adolf Hitler's seizure of power in 1933 and was eventually engulfed within the vast US war economy.
By the 1960s he had turned his energies toward studio portraits of civil rights workers, politicians and cultural dissidents in an America fissured by discord and violence.
Ophuls's imaginary Vienna is a world about to be destroyed and one in which the glossy surface is fissured by cracks which expose its cruelty and hypocrisy.
It is generally performed along fissures by breaking connective tissues.
