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"through the noise" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something as being heard over a loud, distracting sound. For example: "Even though there was a lot of distracting noise in the room, I could still hear her talking through the noise."
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Cut through the noise.
She sleeps upstairs through the noise.
And they sleep right through the noise.
Cut through the noise and a few bright ideas emerge.
The idea is to help cut through the noise.
He added, "The entire problem is wading through the noise".
I read through the noise of the TV.
So let's attempt to cut through the noise.
Leave it to Park to see through the noise.
Then St.Croix began to loop it through the Noise Reduction module.
Busan seeks to establish a common set of principles to cut through the noise.
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