"triggered via" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the action or means by which a certain event or reaction is initiated or caused. Example: The smoke alarm was triggered via a heat sensor, alerting the residents to the fire in the kitchen.
It is all triggered via an automated signal to a set top box installed by local technology company, KiWi Power.
The network could have been triggered via its chemical, biological and radiological sensors, presuming that the material in the vehicle, which is not yet fully analyzed, was detectable.
Voice Collaboration can even be triggered via PBWorks using an iPhone.
It also has an auto-warming seat that can be triggered via voice, and comes with a nightlight.
While the helmet's left and right signal light indicators are triggered via a wireless remote that attaches to the bike's handlebars.
Given that the MSCs' therapeutic potential has been shown to be largely triggered via paracrine effects and not differentiation, recent studies focus on extracellular vehicles (EV) [108].
The release of 5FU from guar gum capped MSN (GG-MSN) was specifically triggered via enzymatic biodegradation of guar gum by colonic enzymes in the simulated colonic microenvironment.
Yet, cell death can be triggered via non-classical death receptors, and the lymphotoxin (LT) system represents a very good example of such a TNFR subfamily.
By combining materials with optimal swelling responses, bilayer structures were triggered via changes in pH and IS to actuate into three dimensional (3D) structures.
Adding the molecular scale, newer models now identify and investigate chemical signaling cascades, many synaptically triggered via metabotropic receptors, to the traditional assessment of electrical signaling via ionotropic receptors.
The design is quite different from anything Apple currently puts out, and has an almost sci-fi style top surface that features glass which can be triggered via electrical sensor to appear either solid and opaque or transparent.
