The phrase "a concussion from which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a concussion that has resulted in a specific condition or situation that follows it.
Example: "He suffered a concussion from which he has not fully recovered."
Alternatives: "a concussion that led to" or "a concussion resulting in".
The first two dealt mostly with what experts considered the subpar treatment of concussions in the N.F.L., which responded by adopting several new procedures to improve concussion management — particularly barring a player suspected of having a concussion from returning to the same game or practice.
But they won't stop a concussion from happening".
Alfredsson has been sidelined since sustaining a concussion from a hit by Carl Hagelin in Game 2.
Force Impact Technologies was co-founded by Anthony Gonzales, a former rugby player who incurred a concussion from a multiplayer collision.
Lesnar was later diagnosed with a concussion from the botched move.
The military, in particular, seldom rates each symptom from a concussion separately, which it is required to do, said Kerry Baker, associate national legislative director for Disabled American Veterans.
A concussion was diagnosed, which, given the frightening scene, counted as good news.
Here we describe Seau's case, which concludes an autopsy conducted at the National Institutes of Health that confirmed the diagnosis.Since 1990, Junior Seau had a highly distinguished 20-year career playing for the National Football League as a linebacker, from which he sustained multiple concussions.
It's to create a group of movies from which "Concussion" and "Compton" can be passed over for more awards-worthy choices.
He had suffered a head injury: a serious concussion which would lead to his being temporarily barred from flying home to the US.
