The phrase "through intranet" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where someone is accessing information or an online network which is limited in access to certain people. For example, "The employees accessed the company's confidential documents through intranet."
"It will allow for a lot more collaboration in learning, through Intranet activities and through the Internet, not only locally but around the world," she said.
Finally, experiments of bilateral teleoperation of robots through Intranet and Internet are shown to test the performance and stability of the designed teleoperation system.
"The trend now is to bundle it all in one place," said Peter J. Smail, the president of Fidelity's employer-services unit which, besides providing retirement information, offers payroll and health benefits through intranet portals for clients like the Mead Corporation, a forest products manufacturer in Dayton, Ohio.
As companies grow, they need to: capture a wide variety of content; provide access to employees and partners through intranet sites; serve customers, suppliers and other stakeholders through external-facing websites; and manage the work flow associated with the content.
Volunteers were recruited through intranet websites of their employer.
All three companies advertised through intranet correspondence, their company magazines, and through emails, offering all employees to participate in the health-care program.
They can access the system through the intranet and can look through useful information stored in the database.
It was shared with GCHQ and made available to the agency's staff through its intranet.
The Times notes that the Met appealed through its intranet for officers to come forward if they could help the inquiry.
A large number of daily conferences are held throughout the Children's Hospital at the various specialized departments, distributed through the intranet, with one pediatric radiologist attending.
To a growing extent, he said, more employees are starting to cooperate through corporate intranet travel engines, which are seen by travel managers as ways to reduce long-term travel costs.
