The phrase "provided by way of" is a valid and common phrase used in written English.
It is most often used to indicate a method or means of providing something. For example, "The books were provided by way of a generous donation from the library."
Access to manuscripts is provided by way of a long table, presented on a single long web page.
It's what it did with Flickr, which uses GhostBird features, and indeed in its news app — which was updated earlier this year with more summaries provided by way of Yahoo's Summly acquisition.
Going forward, Kustomer will be using the funding to expand its platform with more capabilities, and some of its own automations and insights (rather than those provided by way of integrations).
Even when greater opportunities were provided by way of expanding the grid and ensuring that every cell provided 'valuable' goods, the agent did not seem 'interested' in venturing far from the home location.
Steady operation under varying solar irradiance conditions is provided by way of a working-fluid buffer vessel at the evaporator outlet, which is maintained at the evaporation temperature and pressure of the ORC.
A sampling of course requirements from various academic institutions for the Bachelor of Science (BS) degrees in biology, chemistry, physics, computer science, engineering, and mathematics is provided by way of example.
But in an opinion released yesterday, RICHARD BRAUN, a State Supreme Court justice in Manhattan, ruled that it had not been shown that Mr. Clinton "has anything particularly useful to provide by way of a deposition".
It would be a moral deficiency in her to assume the right to enjoy her dog's unswerving affection while denying him what she can easily provide by way of a reward for it.
We suppose that, once engrafted into human central nervous system, the BDNF MSCs would not only recruit the neuronal losses, but also provide, by way of paracrine, large quantities of BDNF that effectively perform the functions of neuroprotection and neuroregeneration, promoting the activation of endogenous neural stem/progenitor cells and their chemotactic migration.
The economic benefits grasslands provide by way of protecting water quality, conserving soil resources, and contributing to our global food supply, make a strong case for their protection.
As the last extract suggests, concern was often framed in terms of normative expectations of what local authorities should provide by way of public assets.
