'With' as 'thanks to'
I would like to use the preposition "with" in the following example, where trough "with" I mean "thanks to". I want to know if it is incorrect, or it sounds weird but it is correct.

"Given a matrix C of Euclidean distances between m points, where dimension n of the points is unknown, we show a simple inductive algorithm to determinate the value of n. WITH this algorithm is always possible finding m points whose distance matrix is always C.

Thanks!

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'With' as 'thanks to'
I would like to use the preposition "with" in the following example, where trough "with" I mean "thanks to". I want to know if it is incorrect, or it sounds weird but it is correct.

"Given a matrix C of Euclidean distances between m points, where dimension n of the points is unknown, we show a simple inductive algorithm to determinate the value of n. WITH this algorithm is always possible finding m points whose distance matrix is always C.

Thanks!

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WITH this algorithm is always possible finding m points whose distance matrix is always C.

This sentence is WRONG. "is always possible finding" is not a structure in English. You probably want to say:
"With this algorithm it is always possible to find......".
You cannot use "thanks to".

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