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The phrase "to be seen through" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a problem or task that has been successfully accomplished. For example: All the work was successfully seen through in the end.
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"Things need to be seen through.
It had no chance to be seen through unbiased eyes.
And what's to be seen through the windows?
In The Damned Utd their fate is to be seen through Clough's eyes.
My tweet sought to assert that I refuse to be seen through my body.
A great play allows itself to be seen through many lenses.
He ended his speech by declaring that this "journey of modernization" had to be seen through.
The impressive start to the war against terrorism needs to be seen through.
In spite of his wish to be seen through his granddaughter's eyes, it is Berger himself I now observe.
The redevelopment of the Loughborough Park state has to be seen through the lens of the wider gentrification of Brixton.
At the same time, for us village explainers image is less to be seen than to be seen through.
More suggestions(16)
to be see through
to be perceived through
to be interpreted through
to be organized through
to be let through
to be moved through
to be cleared through
to be channelled through
to be introduced through
to be raised through
to be revealed through
to be transferred through
to be distributed through
to be forced through
to be pushed through
to be determined through
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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