'phone through' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to mean 'call someone through a phone line.' For example, "I need to phone through my order to the store."
Samuels counselled her, in person and by phone, through her early days of recidivism.
It can also be controlled from an iPhone or Android phone through an app.
One of the cops put her cell phone through the fence and began filming.
Mr Stephenson said many BBC staff volunteer to phone through the information to the news centre.
The Nuvi links to a phone through the Smartphone Link app.
You can roll the new phone through your hand like a worry stone.
The Nexus 5 is built by LG, but it is a Google phone through and through.
The camera is then connected to a cell phone through a cable.
An hour later, I left with enough of a charge to get my phone through the evening.
A single $15 million bid made over the phone through one of Sotheby's agents rescued "Pink Panther" from failure.
The man, a local minister who sensed that she was in danger, handed the woman the phone through a window.
