"a climb from" is correct and usable in written English.
It usually refers to a physical journey that requires effort and perseverance. For example, "He made a climb from the bottom of the mountain to the top."
The tip gave Tech 17-100) a 66-65 lead, its first lead of the second half, and capped a climb from an 11-point second-half deficit.
The two-day spree put his average at.300, continuing a climb from a slow start in which he hit.351 for the Mets in July.
After a sequence of tried-and-tested managers and a climb from the depths to play-offs Brent may have struck gold in Derek Adams, who succeeded John Sheridan last summer.
(REUTERS) CAMEROON 2, GABON 1 Cameroon defeated Gabon in Yaounde to complete a climb from the bottom to the top of its Africa Group A World Cup qualifying group within five days.
That trail includes a climb from 77 feet above sea level to an elevation of 3,771 feet, as well as the steep trip back, described as a "huge roller coaster" by the race spokesman Chas St . George
Her and Mr. Gschwendtner's story is about sacrifice and support, resulting in a climb from the impoverished depths of Ms. Bammer's sport to earning hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.
But it is, as Armstrong says, a climb up from the doldrums the company was in when he took over.
After Friday's mountain-top finish, stage seven features a long climb from the start before a fast descent and a flat finishing stretch.
It's a sound start to a long climb from 0-160-16
Since the fall of 2002, Aldila has had a remarkable climb, from $1.10 to a recent $31.82.
It's easier to do this move from a climb instead of from on the ground.
