The phrase "through recourse" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of taking action in order to resolve a problem. For example, "We seek to address the problem of poverty through recourse to public policy initiatives."
Despite their bitter and deepening conflict, Israeli and Palestinian leaders still insist that they favor a return to the negotiating table, while accusing the other side of sabotaging peace talks through recourse to violence.
Meanwhile, everyone working at the EHRC should be aware that they have one purpose in common: to apply, through recourse to the law, by persuasion or campaigning, the underlying principles of the human rights legislation which they have been entrusted.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet In an industry driven by the impulse to allay boredom at all costs — through recourse to sudden color shifts and extreme changes in silhouettes and hemlines — Owens, who studied fine art in Los Angeles but never attended design school, has steadfastly pursued an anti-fashion ethic.
In an industry driven by the impulse to allay boredom at all costs — through recourse to sudden color shifts and extreme changes in silhouettes and hemlines — Owens, who studied fine art in Los Angeles but never attended design school, has steadfastly pursued an anti-fashion ethic.
Where some other natural law theories solved the problem of knowledge through recourse to the supernatural, Grotius did not.
What do we mean by "making it easier for computers to understand?" On the Semantic Web we mean: through recourse to ontologies, formal descriptions of particular domains.
Informants argued that Haïtians were creative in their capacity to "muddle through", and recourse to traditional medicines Petit-Frère et al. [ 26] showed use of home remedies for 71.6 % of symptoms in Petit Goâve, and cite other studies with percentages of traditional auto-medication ranging between 60 % and over 89 %.
Among chordates, the appendicularian, Oikopleura dioica, has an unusually short life cycle involving rapid growth through extensive recourse to endoreduplication, a characteristic more associated with some invertebrates.
These questions, previously unable to be settled through legal recourse, will finally be met with justice.
"The Fed has now crossed the line in a very clear way on 'moral hazard,' because they have opened the door to the view that they are required to save almost any institution through non-recourse loans — except the government doesn't have the money and it destroys the U.S.'s reputation as the broadest, deepest, most transparent and properly regulated capital market in the world".
Further contextual matter is supplied through Danchev's recourse to relevant fiction and other cultural figures.
