"throughout reading" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the entire process of reading, from beginning to end. You can use it when discussing a particular text or book, or when talking about reading in general. Example: Throughout reading the novel, I was captivated by the intricate plot and dynamic characters.
He describes Capco's approach, though deemed appropriate, if unusual, in the DVS report as "making it very difficult to examine varying levels of affordable housing target" and writes that his impression throughout reading it was "of honest valuers trying to unravel a scheme, many of whose details were being withheld from them" Capco says the DVS had "full access to all relevant Capco information".
I found myself wanting to know this throughout reading the manuscript and it could have at least been brought up earlier.
Fyodor Kondrashov, Centre for Genomic Regulation, Barcelona, Spain Throughout reading this manuscript I found myself disagreeing with the author on several different levels.
Write down or type down on the computer the words to study them throughout reading the book.
It's possibly a lot to do with how spaced out the books are; how long it takes for the second book to come out, by which time you've totally forgotten what happened in the first book, which possibly contributed to my immense confusion throughout reading Delirium.
Keep in mind why you aren't focused throughout reading this article.
Throughout his reading the comedian is advised by a "media lawyer" who tells him that this is precisely the sort of thing that does not qualify as satire.
Bennett told CNN that to create the voice of Siri, she sat in her home studio every day throughout July 2005, reading all sorts of senseless lines for four hours every day.
But after the first 12 hours, students showed up to continue reading throughout the night.
All of our students find something they have enjoyed reading throughout the year.
For more than a week, protesters had circulated strike posters and leaflets throughout the city reading "No Work.
