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I always had a doubt using the word through; basically I would like to say this sentence:

Thanks Alex for all the money saved through your tips.

Thanks Alex for all the money saved through your tips.

Is the use of the word through correct in this sentence?

NOTE:NOTE: I want to keep the sentence unchanged; if there's anything to be corrected, it must only be the word through.

I always had a doubt using the word through; basically I would like to say this sentence:

Thanks Alex for all the money saved through your tips.

Is the use of the word through correct in this sentence?

NOTE: I want to keep the sentence unchanged; if there's anything to be corrected, it must only be the word through.

I always had a doubt using the word through; basically I would like to say this sentence:

Thanks Alex for all the money saved through your tips.

Is the use of the word through correct in this sentence?

NOTE: I want to keep the sentence unchanged; if there's anything to be corrected, it must only be the word through.

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Correct use of the word THROUGH'through'?

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Correct use of the word THROUGH

I always had a doubt using the word through; basically I would like to say this sentence:

Thanks Alex for all the money saved through your tips.

Is the use of the word through correct in this sentence?

NOTE: I want to keep the sentence unchanged; if there's anything to be corrected, it must only be the word through.