"stands out through" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to be easily seen or noticed because it is different or exceptional. Example: The red dress stands out through the sea of black suits at the formal event.
The band finishes on "Adore", the first single from their new album, which stands out through virtue of its slower, languorous guitars, and sentimental lyrics.
We are looking for a national (and often international) conversation about the issues of the day -- big and not so big -- as well as fresh, bright writing that stands out through its own charm.
Castle also stands out through the way it generates revenue.
It stands out through its analytical solution in terms of a Gutzwiller ansatz [22, 23].
If the great goal-scorers who followed Van Nistelrooy's lead almost felt like superheroes – the mere numbers put up by Lionel Messi and Real Madrid-era Cristiano Ronaldo hint at it, but watching them in the flesh gives you a glimpse of players doing what their peers simply can't – then the former Manchester United man almost stands out through his normality.
Kickass Drag Queen stands out through the way it swaps superhero tropes for drag references.
Several qualities stood out through his first-innings performance.
I selected this framework because the three targeted administrations of curriculum policies stood out through "the introduction of the government's new educational policies" (Sasaki, 2008, p. 73) in the 160-year history of Japanese EFL education.
Yet against this unsettling backdrop, a handful of key musical figures stood out through massive commercial success or by simply creating moving, sometimes exhilarating work that challenged themselves and their audiences.
Stand out through your content.
But where Mr. Breitbart stands out is through his accessibility.
