The phrase "through the inquiry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of examining or investigating a subject or issue.
Example: "We gained valuable insights through the inquiry into customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "via the investigation" or "by means of the inquiry."
I stutter my way through the inquiry, often getting the day wrong, then the system usually crashes.
I, like Harding, sat through the inquiry into Litvinenko's murder, which lasted for much of the first half of last year.
Last year, halfway through the inquiry, Atkinson published early findings revealing that teachers had admitted sending pupils home without making an official record.
Hamby navigates his path through the inquiry by way, to appropriate a Clintonian metaphor, of triangulation: charting the fortunes of the world's largest economy in comparison with the ones in second and third place, Britain and Germany.
If there is any hope of getting to the bottom of what went on in the Washington schools — whether Ms. Rhee is as amazing as Mr. Duncan said, or whether test scores were inflated by cheating — it is through the inquiry by the inspector general.
Through Reta's self-knowing reprise of her path to early middle age, through the inquiry into what goodness is and how one child's search for it can cause such pain, through the "back story" of Reta's writing life and the "front story" of her domestic life, Shields gives us the taste, the woes and the comforts of the individual moments that reveal and cement our being.
In that, Amy wrote that it was only through the inquiries of a local reporter that she'd learned the detective who had not been answering her phone calls was no longer on the case, replaced by another without notice to the family.
It is important to weed through the inquiries and respond to those that fall within sales and marketing parameters (needs between 100 and several thousand units, designed for use with high-ticket sophisticated equipment).
For his own political reasons, he was dragged kicking and screaming into Leveson and has failed to follow through on the inquiry's sensible proposals for self-regulation.
Regardless of the "design," the government needs to follow through on the inquiry's recommendations, says Kendra Milne, director of law reform with West Coast LEAF, which co-authored Blueprint for an Inquiry.
Having sat through many of the inquiry's public sessions, I beg to differ.
