The phrase "inculcated through" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe the process of instilling values, beliefs, or knowledge in someone through specific methods or experiences.
Example: "The principles of honesty and integrity were inculcated through years of dedicated teaching and mentorship."
Alternatives: "instilled through" or "imparted through"
Self-control is inculcated through a culture of teasing, Kay Ikranagara told me.
Occupation authorities, convinced that democracy and equality were best inculcated through education, revised the Japanese educational system.
Given Jamaica's murder rate, one of the highest in the world, "the spiritual wickedness in high and low places" that Bob Marley opposed in song, it is hard to believe that Jamaicans are a deeply spiritual people with Christian values inculcated through the King James Bible.
It was written in C with some of its core components written in machine language in order to shave off time, cycles, and most important, to retain an elegance that Ritchie and Thompson inculcated through cross-pollination of ideas.
The term conjures up a very specific picture, one that has been inculcated through the two ages of superstar DJs, Paul Oakenfold's and now Nina Kraviz's.
Periyar explained that Hindi would not only halt the progress of Tamilians, but would completely destroy their culture and nullify the progressive ideas that had been successfully inculcated through Tamil in the recent decades.
It relates to the idea that you have this feeling about things in general-a feeling that's been inculcated in you through your life, through the art you love and respond to, and the music you listen to.
It relates to the idea that you have this feeling about things in general – a feeling that's been inculcated in you through your life, through the art you love and respond to, and the music you listen to.
The reverence for Art which has been inculcated in us through blockbusters at the great galleries has reduced viewers to a single thought: it is Art, so it must be serious.
"Getting out of a domestic violence situation often means breaking with family values that have been inculcated within us through our loved ones and our community," she said.
"This project explores how we stand faced to the real world, as individuals, with the baggage we bring, which has been inculcated to us through cartoons, comics and fictional characters throughout our childhood.
