The phrase "immeasurable by" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that cannot be measured or quantified. Example: The happiness she felt at that moment was immeasurable by any material possessions.
The Storefront states that the drawings seek to "find measures, resist measurement, and measure the immeasurable by presenting from the real to the fictional and from the functional to the symbolic".
The snow sitting at the highest peaks of the Sierra Nevada are currently immeasurable by land-based instruments, and after one of the wettest winters in California's recorded history, experts say there's no way to know exactly how much is left to melt.
In the book, he will argue that the US is doing itself immeasurable harm by its heavy-handed role in the world.
Auberon Waugh declared himself a fan and, according to one of those immeasurable statistics by which fame is quantified, in 1978 Bush was the most photographed woman in Britain.
These scorecards are commercial products that omit the immeasurable values fostered by American universities.
"Imran Khan would do well to talk about the immeasurable hurt caused by these things," Mr. Rushdie said, rather than creating a "bogeyman" out of Mr. Rushdie.
The feedback linearization method was associated with a model based technique to furnish the immeasurable variables required by the nonlinear control algorithm.
Now, when I look into the sky that science has revealed, the idea of a cosmos teeming with advanced life and rent by immeasurable blasts opens an unexpected wound.
The lack of careful attention to domestic political transition would result in failure regardless of the immeasurable support provided by donor countries and NGOs.
Mr Abe spoke of his pain at the "immeasurable suffering" endured by the women and said the apology would not be withdrawn.
It provides immeasurable benefits and by expanding power and choice, it produces freedom.
