The phrase "a conclusion from this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when summarizing or drawing an inference based on previously presented information or arguments.
Example: "After analyzing the data, a conclusion from this is that our sales strategy needs to be revised."
Alternatives: "an inference from this" or "a deduction from this".
Extracting a conclusion from this daylong session was an exercise in information and complexity theory itself.
A conclusion from this review is that none of the tools available adequately supports the requirements gathering phase of simulation.
As a conclusion, from this series of fluoroquinolones, WQ-3810 (10e), having 3-isopropylaminoazetidine as the C-7 substituent, was identified as an orally active antibacterial agent with a potent in vitro activity.
You just can't draw such a conclusion from this large population cohort study alone.
As a conclusion from this result, we can suggest a uniformity of distribution in size of the initial catalyst nanoparticles.
I'm just saying that I can't possibly draw a conclusion from this presentation, which has clearly been crafted to pitch a message, rather than discover one through critical analysis.
What is a reasonable conclusion from this less-than-conclusive data?
It was a single center study with a small patient population and a low participation rate that precluded drawing a firm conclusion from this clinical study because many unmeasured confounders may have played an important role.
Who else but Hippocrates can offer us a conclusion for this study from Greece: 'It is more important to know what sort of person has a disease than to know what sort of disease a person has'.
It would be a mistake to draw much in the way of a broader conclusion from this.
One partial sequence from C. globosum (HO369705) clustered with S. moellendorffii 74731 but as the C. globosum sequence is only a partial EST, it is not possible to draw a definitive conclusion from this observation.
