"inception by" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe the beginning or start of something, and can be used in various contexts. Example: The company's success was attributed to its inception by visionary leaders who had a bold vision for the future.
The commission was handicapped from its inception by political battles between liberals and conservatives.
His Suez policy was attacked at its inception by some Conservatives and the vast majority of members of other political parties.
Death Row has been funded since its inception by its distributor, Interscope, which for years was partially owned by Time Warner, and which Universal has had a fifty-per-cent interest in since early last year.
Black Boxes In 1969, just two years after its inception by Congress, the National Transportation Safety Board began a campaign to require event recorders on all trains on main routes, just as it does on airplanes.
The Foundation is grateful for Mr. Luce's long-term friendship and support and is proud of its association with the Luce Scholars Program since its inception by Mr. Luce in 1974.
It also, serendipitously, set the table for "Inception" by rehearsing some important terms of debate: Do certain directors inspire unreflecting loyalty from both professional critics and passionate movie fans?
Categories...Best PictureDirectorActor in a Leading RoleActress in a Leading RoleActor in a Supporting RoleActress in a Supporting Role"True Grit" surged into second position, and "The Social Network," which had seemed a frontrunner, was matched by "Inception," followed closely by "The Fighter".
That way, particle inception, growth by coagulation and rapid coalescence, followed by agglomeration at the later process stages was visualized.
A concrete design space and its quality attributes are specified by experts once per n domain (design space inception stage) by using a modeling language – namely DuSE – we have designed for such a purpose.
By failing to halt the crisis at its inception and by not attempting to urgently reconcile their differences, all parties are "risking widespread bloodshed", the International Crisis Group think tank said, warning that civil war was "frighteningly possible".
It's like a version of Inception directed by Christopher Biggins.
