"through a party" is a correct phrase in written English.
It is typically used in the context of hosting or organizing a social gathering or celebration. Here is an example: "I decided to throw a party for my friend's birthday. I spent weeks planning and preparing, and in the end, through a party that everyone enjoyed."
To have the most influence, the engaged writer wants to channel his efforts through a party.
Nebraska, for instance, chooses its 32 delegates through a party convention.
Having come to power through a party convention rather than a popular vote, he is under pressure to confirm his mandate in a general election.
"Potluck's feed was inspired by what it's like to walk through a party, looking for conversations to hop into," Mr. Gungor wrote.
Mr Livingstone was, frankly, right to wail that the decision to put candidates through a party vetting committee was part of "the Dalek faction's" plan to "exterminate" him.
In the mid-1980s, a cease-fire was declared and the FARC entered politics through a party called the Patriotic Union.
I didn't know which to support, and I still don't look at politics through a party-political lens.
As a result of the remarks — which many see as an attempt to sabotage Marine's efforts to soften the party's historically xenophobic and anti-Semitic image — Jean-Marie also risks being stripped of his role as honorary FN president, a decision that will be made within the next three months through a party-wide vote.
Violet and her boyfriend got into heroin through a partying scene in which they'd previously done blow.
We will close caption you video(s) through a third party company with about a week turn-around time.
But again there's no direct co-operation... Through a third party - more than one party - Iraq and other countries.
