"persuade through" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to convince or influence someone by using arguments or reasoning. Example: The politician tried to persuade through his speeches and promises, but many people remained skeptical of his intentions.
Often payment is commission based and what your earn is dependent on how many people you persuade through the club door, or how many 'bar crawl' T-shirts are sold.
The opening sentences of the book's fourth piece are typical of Ozick's high-church manner, which sometimes seeks to persuade through extra syllables and weighty antiquarianism as much as through conventional argument.
And within our vast democracy, this doubt should remind us to persuade through reason, through an appeal whenever we can to universal rather than parochial principles, and most of all through an abiding example of good works, charity, kindness and service that moves hearts and minds.
When meeting your superior, mimic her dress, style, favorite color, etc. Behaviorists observe that we can persuade through physical gestures, such as modeling how another is sitting or by using similar hand gestures.
[W]ithin our vast democracy, this doubt should remind us to persuade through reason, through an appeal whenever we can to universal rather than parochial principles, and most of all through an abiding example of good works, charity, kindness, and service that moves hearts and minds.
Somewhat more conscientious than his uncle, he is nevertheless persuaded to carry through with the diabolical plan.
They can only be persuaded through returning coffins, devastated interests, burning towers and collapsed economies".
It is also unlikely, Mr. O'Connor said, that Mr. Bulger could be persuaded through offers of lighter treatment for Ms. Greig.
Militias had to be organised, machetes bought and distributed, and Hutu peasants persuaded, through skilful propaganda, that all Tutsis were their enemies.
He retained a statesmanlike ability to treat his opponents not as enemies to be conquered but as rational agents who might be persuaded through reasoned argument.
Asked how the parties reached a resolution, Mr. Murphy said Judge Thomas persuaded "through the logic of his argument and the fairness, the compassion".
