"through speaking with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when describing a process or action that involves communication or conversation. For example: "Through speaking with my classmates, I learned a lot about the subject."
"Anecdotally we have long been aware of this through speaking with fishermen on a local level and can only conclude authorities are aware?" the charity's Sea Fishery Advisory group wrote.
Through speaking with many other victims of sexual assault, it has become evident that in general, experiencing a rape is something others often refuse to validate.
We recruited the community stakeholders through speaking with key community members such as opinion leaders, chiefs, and elders.
Meanwhile, Larry Harnisch, a Los Angeles Times copy editor, has been digging through files, speaking with members of the press-shy Short family and working toward his own hypothesis (and planned book): that the killer was a surgeon named Walter Bayley.
The focus of the position is on new technology development, however I will be continuing my role as a thought leader through lectures, speaking with the press, and such initiatives as my recent book".
Apart from its sordid tale of Palin's abuse of power as Governor in carrying out a personal vendetta against her sister's ex-husband, compare the Palin in the white sun visor who, about half-way through, denies speaking with Alaska Public Safety Commissioner Walter Monegan (whom she fired for his refusal to can state tropper Mike Wooten) to the Palin shown elsewhere in the piece.
Facing us through the camera, speaking with the soothing composure of a social worker or grief counselor, she said that, according to statistics, if we were white Americans, chances were very high that we carried at least some black blood.
Having turned Indonesia's political order on its head by unseating the incumbent governor in the capital, he has set himself apart from other politicians, many of whom are seen as corrupt, arrogant and aloof.Mr Widodo, fondly known as "Jokowi," takes unannounced strolls through slum areas speaking with residents about access to health care and education.
The Goodwill Ambassador walked through the site, speaking with numerous women and children along the way.
He isn't sure whether the question is addressed to someone she's speaking with through the headset or to him.
Squinting through low-hung glasses, speaking with a light brogue and quoting from the Book of Daniel, Mr. Patten argued that the case lacked integrity.
