The phrase "through accusations" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something was achieved or accomplished by making accusations. Example: The politician won the election through accusations of his opponent's corruption.
You're not the boss of me!" Rummaging through accusations until she finds whatever lines up with the way she feels inside, abandoned in the hard world.
The protests were threatening to damage the reputations of their businesses and undermine morale among their existing staff through accusations that working for some employers was 'not a real job'".
Besides scrutinizing the complicated accounting, Mr. Thompson will have to sort through accusations by some residents and officials of deliberate distortions of costs, and intimations that the project has been tainted by mob influence, though nothing has been proved.
Davis says she's not aware of any incidents of people being insulted, but that issues of contempt of court have arisen through accusations about the manner of a death.
Otherwise political problems are liable to result through accusations of trying overstep one's mandate and encroach on someone else's turf.
We've witnessed racial and sexual slurs, threats, intimidation, violence, Democrats hanging in effigy...all in an attempt to delegitimize Obama's presidency through accusations of radicalism and socialism.
He nonetheless proceeded intrepidly through their accusations of snobbery, affectation, preciousness, artifice, perversity, and élitism.
Let's stop pretending that character assassination through wild accusations is the same as exposing embarrassing truths.
Assessing a candidate's integrity is a vague task and, it turns out, often an exercise in sorting through anonymous accusations and juicy slurs.
Sorting through the accusations is a burden for schools, especially when state laws straitjacket their response to a bullying accusation, rather than allowing them to use their judgment and take account of context.
But in West Des Moines, Michele Gates, a conservative who supported Mr. Cain in the Iowa straw poll, stayed with him through the accusations of sexual harassment, which she said she did not believe.
