The phrase 'is replaced through' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express when something has been replaced by something else, for example: "The outdated software is replaced through the new version of the software."
The abscess cavity then collapses, and the tissue is replaced through the process of repair.
Sedimentologists argue that SOC buried with sediments is physically protected, and that depleted in the eroded soil is replaced through biomass production.
The end result is an algorithm that is similar to our previous work Christlieb et al. (2014) [8], but this time the time stepping is replaced through a Taylor method with the addition of a positivity-preserving limiter.
Reuters is also reporting on the threatened walk out: If they quit, they would have to be replaced through special elections in every electoral district they represent, which includes most of the country's biggest.
It can be replaced through the creation of an explicit "treason" and "misprision of treason" offense under military law – based on existing US civilian law – for those who openly wage war and attempt to overthrow the US government.
It is one of the reasons why the Data Protection Act is being replaced through the EU's general data protection regulation (GDPR), which is expected to be finalised before the end of the year before being added to the statute books of member countries next year.
For Augustine and his theological successors up to Calvin, the community of the elect is numerically restricted; their number corresponds to the number of fallen angels, who must be replaced through the matching number of redeemed men and women so that the Kingdom of God would be restored numerically.
Original biometric templates are replaced through biometric-dependent public information which assists the key-release process.
