"through incorporating" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to indicate a process or method of bringing something into a new form. For example: "We have developed a new corporate strategy through incorporating the latest technological advancements."
On the alternative… The alternative to the drug war is to medicalise the problem, to use harm-reduction strategies that create a certain breathing space for urban society to coexist with the inevitability of drug use, but also through incorporating the populations that tend towards addiction into the greater economy.
Meaning, in turn, is given depth through incorporating past experience.
Through incorporating CNTs, the electrical conduction between the Li3.9Cu0.1Ti5O12 particles was enhanced.
Generally, the mechanical properties between adjacently extruded layers were effectively improved through incorporating a certain amount of VMA.
Furthermore, consistent results of ranking can be achieved through incorporating stability into the criterion of SIP-FS.
The model could be further advanced through incorporating methods of stochastic or fuzzy parameters into its framework.
One quibble I have with the clip-on modems from OmniSky and GoAmerica is that there's no pass-through port incorporated into the modem design.
Only when future molecular break-throughs are incorporated into the clinic can we expect a reduction in incidence rates.
Whether you're running your head through water, or hands through smoke, incorporating a few of these cultural cleansing rituals into your routine might work out some of those filthy kinks.
If we assume that the single channel currents through γ incorporating receptors is n times larger than through α1β2 receptors, then the fraction (f) of γ incorporating receptors is given by f= F/(n− F(1− n)).
Plants remove CO2 from the air through photosynthesis, incorporating the carbon in their tissues.
