"through bulk" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe the act of moving or navigating through a large, dense, or heavy mass or volume of something. Example: The freight train slowly made its way through the bulk of the cargo, carefully maneuvering through the tight gaps and sharp turns of the warehouse.
The V.A. obtains discounts through bulk purchasing arrangements -- using generic drugs where possible -- and competitive bidding.
Marketing co-operatives have the potential to reduce the operating costs of individual members through bulk buying of inputs, sharing of information, and technology.
The letter also disclosed the increased volume-discount rebates that Avendra earned last year through bulk purchases of supplies like mattresses and towels for Marriott.
He also portrayed himself as something of an efficiency expert, touting his success in saving money for the state through bulk purchases.
Arguably, the paper had already road-tested the model, by routinely giving away around half of its copies through bulk distribution.
We just think that competition through the private sector, through bulk purchasing and negotiation, is a more effective means to hold down prices".
In the presidential debate on Wednesday, Senator John Kerry, the Democratic nominee, said Medicare should be allowed to save money through "bulk purchasing" of drugs.
At the Carter Burden Luncheon Club and Senior Program on the Upper East Side Mr. Bloomberg said he would make "reasonably priced" prescription drugs available to the elderly through bulk purchases by the Health and Hospitals Corporation.
Then, over the next several days, it ran a series of articles exposing an apparent "dump-and-pump" scheme at the Post, a "frantic, desperate effort" to boost circulation through bulk sales.
The committee says: "GCHQ requires access to internet traffic through bulk interception primarily in order to uncover threats – whether that might be cyber-criminals, nuclear weapons proliferators or Isil [Islamic State] terrorists.
