The phrase "penetrating through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate something or someone breaking through or passing through a barrier or obstacle. Example: The bright rays of the sun were penetrating through the thick curtains, slowly illuminating the dark room.
It is observed that the weight of water penetrating through the fabric during impact penetration test decreases as the weight of fabric increases.
Interestingly, this study showed that insertion of devices through a single major penetrating cortical artery can dramatically increase bleeding in the parenchyma compared with penetrating through many small capillaries.
These defects pin down magnetic fields penetrating through a superconductor.
Penetrating through all the game's gangster trappings is a hunger to engage with the idiocies, the contradictions and even some of the good things in modern America.
Hardcore minimalist observers will also recognize something different at the Dia Chelsea Dream House: tones that seem to be penetrating through Young's fixed drone, and moving upward.
Depending on the light penetrating through the small windows, it will shimmer, in a wonderful and unexpectedly marvellous manner, with a greenish, lilac, or crimson hue.
Q. My apartment has water damage on the ceilings and walls caused by water penetrating through the exterior of the building.
On it goes, the number of players 6 feet 3 and under -- some barely stand 6 feet -- breaking down defenses, penetrating through mounds of muscle until they get to the rim.
First, in case you were wondering, here's Philip K Dick's assessment of the book's themes: "Salvific information penetrating through the 'walls' of our world by an entity with personality representing a life – and reality supporting quasi-living force".
Reasoning about the process chain penetrating through the architecture tiers.
The 3D fragmentation index depends on lidar pulses penetrating through the top of the canopy.
