The phrase "a correspondence from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a letter, email, or any form of communication received from someone.
Example: "I received a correspondence from the university regarding my application status."
Alternatives: "a message from" or "a letter from".
It was a correspondence, from first to last, of an unusual intensity.Although they were both New Englanders, their writerly temperaments were quite different.
In April 1920, he began a correspondence from a pension in Meran, which extended through March 1924, three months before his death.
It is a correspondence from the architect's laboratory of reality that we ignore at our peril: maintenance will unravel our best intentions, thwart our worst, make a mockery of the sanctity of the image and its delivery of aura, and rewire the circuitry that distributes power between architect, client, and building.
Dirichlet's definition of function as a correspondence from which all traces of continuity had been purged, made necessary Weirstrass's independent definition of continuous function.
The excess demand function (zeta(p)= zeta_{1}(p),ldots,zeta_{n}(p))) is a correspondence from P to (mathbb{R}^{n}).
They form a correspondence from the union of the best replies of every player at every history and apply Kakutani's fixed point theorem to prove that this correspondence has a fixed point.
But "Mere Christianity" still sells about 150,000 copies a year, as does "The Screwtape Letters" (1942), a satirical correspondence from an uncle demon to his nephew demon about how to lead a human astray.
After his high school graduation he took a correspondence course from Art Instruction Inc., but before he could start a career he was drafted into the Army.
Dr. Cole was ordained in the Assemblies of God and received his doctorate as a correspondence student from the New Covenant International University in New Zealand.
Peter Gibbs hosts a correspondence edition from the Barbican Centre in London.
A diplomatic correspondence from the 14th century bce existed between the Egyptian court and a Hittite king on cuneiform tablets in Akkadian the language of neither.
