The phrase 'modalities through which' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce the various ways something is done or achieved. For example, "We must consider the modalities through which sustainability can be achieved."
WE present results of experiments suggesting the existence of one or more perceptual modalities through which individuals obtain information about their environment, although this information is not presented to any known sense.
In examining these features of children's peer reading, Goffman's (1981) notion of footing is applied so as to explore the diverse modalities through which children establish their own social order.
These are instances of pedagogic modalities, through which meanings are sourced into the teaching/learning discourse of the classroom.
In the Action column of the script framework, the modalities through which the Internet was used are identified.
Infinity does not exist in the restricted context of practical reality, and this is a stimulus toward theoretical reflections that address the modalities through which operational searching spaces are formed and become functional (Bauer et al. 1991).
From the case studies and from additional information gathered during the interviews, it becomes clear how the Internet, as one interviewee reported, has not only "entailed an explosion of the phenomenon", but also re-designed several stages of trafficking activity and the modalities through which some of them are carried out.
But the second, and more important, reason is that the words we say (or don't say) are only one modality through which children learn about their world.
At the same time, SC traces and features could be used to train automatic systems in recognizing human emotions, given the sensory modality through which the stimulus has been delivered.
This means that we're more likely to believe a fictional account told by a reputable source using a modality through which many people receive their news, especially in the context of the uncertainty characteristic of modern times.
These intuitions of acquaintance are spatially qualitative, since they are not only extended but situated with respect to one another in the space of the particular sensory modality through which they are perceived.
By contrast the modality through which capacity and institutional strengthening occurs within health systems and institutions may need to build its evidence base using other forms of robust methods from areas such as management science, implementation science and social science.
