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Discover Ludwig"not least through" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate that a particular element is one of several factors involved in a situation. For example, "I have learned a lot from this experience, not least through my interactions with the team."
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Transport, however, is one of them - not least through cycling.
The message was clear, not least through the music.
His wartime leadership inspired the British people, not least through the power of his oratory.
Britain has a very close trading relationship with Ireland, not least through Northern Ireland.
The novel also provokes further anxieties, not least through Ruby's repetition of her father's sexist rants.
A lot of government cash has flowed to businesses, not least through the stimulus package.
She has been surprised at the response to her recent wins, not least through social media and email.
Eng won a World T20 on this ground not least through not trying to hit the ball into the wind.
Damascus probably has as much influence in Lebanon as it ever did, not least through its close relationship with Hezbollah.
And not least through the example it provides as the world's foremost example of pooled sovereignty in the collective interest.
Industrialized countries can and should support this transition to low-emission technologies, not least through their own example.
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