The phrase "a collection from which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group or set of items that can be selected or drawn from for a particular purpose.
Example: "The library offers a collection from which students can choose their research materials."
Alternatives: "a selection from which" or "a set from which".
In them there's this weird bit of space — again not as much as in a novel, but more than a standard collection — from which wonderful stuff can be spun, stuff that neither the traditional novel nor the traditional story collection can generate.
February brings with it the Fall/Winter collections, and May is all about Resort, that little placeholder of a collection for those who actually need warm weather clothes in the cold months, which I sometimes do, but for which I don't need a designer to create an entire collection from which to choose an outfit, but I digress..
Seeds from plants growing at the same Yukon field site were pooled and maintained as a bulked collection from which some seeds were used to establish inbred lines.
As a national museum with a large permanent collection from which other institutions might want to borrow, the National Gallery also provided the clout needed to obtain other works.
That is, the saturated fluoride solution flowed down through the base of the tank and passed into a collection column from which the metering pumps draw.
Even better news is that a large part of the collection from which these 200 works are drawn is a promised gift to the Met, placing it suddenly among the top five museums for Japanese art in the United States.
Even better news is a large part of the collection from which these 200 works are drawn is a promised gift to the Met, placing it suddenly among the top five museums for Japanese art in the United States.
REPOSITORY: Name of the holding institution of a particular item and the collection from which the item comes.
The original collection from which this collection was separated was apparently donated by Daniel Coit Gilman's daughter, Elisabeth Gilman.
