The phrase "a composition from the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a piece of writing or music that originates from a specific source or author.
Example: "The professor assigned a composition from the 19th century for us to analyze in class."
Alternatives: "a piece by the" or "a work from the".
THUMP is pleased to spotlight one of our favourite tracks from the record, a composition from Sydney producer Jikuroux titled "Doubt".
Different parts of a casting may have different compositions, stemming from the fact that the solid freezing out of a liquid has a different composition from the liquid with which it is in contact.
He served as a cryptographer for the US air force and then in 1950 won a competition for a new composition from the American Federation of Music Clubs.
Every service thereby comes with a reputation, and the analysis computes an overall reliability of a service composition from the reputations of its constituent services.
So we get jazzy, acoustic versions of 'Sad Old Red' et al. There is some new material, including the Havana-inspired single 'Perfect Love' and 'A Song For You', a rather remarkable cover of a Leon Russell composition from the Seventies.
Marshack, A. A Middle Paleolithic symbolic composition from the Golan heights: the earliest known depictive image.
The result is a puzzle of bright paintings that become a whole composition from the vantage point of the St. Simon cave church, the focal place of worship for Coptics, perhaps instilling that community pride in their home and educating the rest of the world on their political place in history.
In this spring, the sulfate isotope composition agrees well with a composition calculated from the mixing line reported in [10]: the measured value of δ34S is 4.68‰ and the calculated value is 3.91‰.
Since no one is proposing a reformed House of Lords should have more power, it should clearly have a different composition from the Commons.
