The phrase "through refurbishment" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a process of improving or renovating something. Here is an example: "After years of neglect, the old building was brought back to life through refurbishment, and is now a bustling shopping center."
Prosecutors also allege that Lula benefited through refurbishments carried out by construction companies at two properties.
Through a refurbishment project of traditional Central-European box windows we aim to investigate the possibility of using less intrusive methods to improve the windows' heat balance with comparable results.
The proposed general model is also applied for solving a real problem – namely, the integration of SWHS through the refurbishment of residential buildings in the suburb of "Konjarnik" in Belgrade, Serbia, which is one of the many that were built in Belgrade after the Second World War.
Caesars Palace Next door to Bellagio, Caesars opened in 1966 and through continued refurbishments has become the most opulent of the Euro-themed casinos.
Jurys Inn is also going through a major refurbishment programme but the one I visit in Chelsea has already been completed.
To stem losses at the new shops, Poundland rushed through a store refurbishment programme in four months, converting 235 new stores to Poundland by the end of April.
Therefore, this research engaged architects specializing in housing refurbishment through a questionnaire survey to investigate LER design challenges and enablers.
This paper shows benefits that could be achieved by substituting conventional fuel oil, electricity or gas based water heating systems with solar water heating systems (SWHSs) through the dormitories refurbishment.
Building refurbishment, through incorporating phase change materials (PCMs) into building fabrics, has been considered to be an effective way to reduce the energy consumption and related carbon emission of buildings.
