'via us' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is coming from a certain source or person. For example, "We are happy to provide support via us to all our customers."
The highway connects the county seat of Frederick with Point of Rocks, Leesburg, Virginia, and Charles Town, West Virginia (via US 340), to the south and with Thurmont, Emmitsburg, and Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to the north.
It's a sacred bond," he told the audience (via Us Weekly).
"If I don't talk about my personal life, it means I don't talk about my personal life," the actress asserted during the "New Rules of Social Stardom" panel (via Us Weekly).
"It was strange to be part of a public couple," she said (via Us Weekly).
"I've been drinking a lot because I'm heartbroken," Arquette said (via Us Weekly).
"If I don't talk about my personal life, it means I don't talk about my personal life," the actress asserted during the "New Rules of Social Stardom" panel at the South by Southwest Festival in Austin, Texas (via Us Weekly).
The former is arriving, on the whole, via US-owned chains.
Christian Jankowski's The Holy Artwork confronts our discomfort with belief (and our British reserve) via US-style televangelism.
6.59pm BST Route manoeuvres Reader @qzikly steers in favour of the southern route to Denver as a means of avoiding the interstate: "I might suggest heading a bit further south on an out-and-back trip to see Silverton and travel via US-550 over the Million Dollar Highway, which has amazing views".
When US-89 was created in 1926, it only went as far north as Spanish Fork, where travelers could continue to Salt Lake City via US-91.
