"thereby seen" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to show cause and effect or to describe a consequence or result of an action. Example: The new policies have improved efficiency in the workplace, thereby reducing costs and increasing profits.
The Charity Commission has thereby seen the amount of fee remission through means-tested bursaries that the schools give and the work the schools do with others in the state sector or within the community.
I argue that these narratives of violence, and their associated geographic imaginaries, contribute to uneven geographies of intervention – geographies in which racialized bodies and intimate spaces are associated with war and thereby seen as appropriate sites for peacebuilding.
Themes of the narratives included: the importance of autonomy in the acquisition of safer injecting skills; that safer injection was regarded as 'common sense', normalised and predicated on the risk of HIV; that hepatitis C risk was relativised with HIV risk and thereby seen as less important; and that hepatitis C infection was also seen as unavoidable.
While gay men are stigmatized as "effeminate," i.e., insufficiently aggressive and dominant, lesbians are stigmatized as too aggressive and dominant, and are thereby seen as guilty of a kind of gender insubordination.
The sum of decision-failure and implementation-failure costs is thereby seen as deviation from a welfare curve (p. 670), i.e., from socially optimal outcomes.
It offers the pleasure of experiencing the same scene from different perspectives and thereby seeing it with fresh significance.
From bloody violence to the morgue, we are spared nothing of these deaths and thereby see our own.
Best practice examples include the use of video to bring a child with special needs to life in a short film which prospective adopters can see – thereby seeing the child, not just the disability.
Berlusconi and his aides were putting a brave face on the defection tonight, promising to retain in government ministers loyal to Fini, and thereby see out the administration's term through to 2013.
If you don't have a thermometer, you can test the consistency of the knäck – and thereby see if it's cooked to your liking – by spooning a drop of hot toffee into a cup of cold water: after a few seconds, when it has cooled, you will have a decent indication of the knäck's final texture.
The following steps are similar to the Case I and omitted thereby (see Figure 4).
