The phrase "a creation from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been made or produced by a specific source or origin.
Example: "This artwork is a creation from the renowned artist who has inspired many."
Alternatives: "a product of the" or "an invention by the".
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Read the full review here A model presents a creation from the Christopher Kane spring/summer 2014 collection Photograph: Olivia Harris/Reuters 9.53am BST Today I'm wearing What I'm wearing: My JW Anderson Aldo Rise hairy heels with a nod to the SS14 stripe trend.
Model Karlie Kloss presents a creation from the Fall 2015 collection by Michael Kors during New York Fashion Week on Feb. 18, 2015.
The "Basildon man" – a tabloid creation from the Thatcher era – is a supposed embodiment of the average Brit, the opinions they hold and the way they feel about culture, politics and identity.
He is a magnificent creation, from the same family of lovable golems as Bob McCorkle in Carey's previous novel, "My Life as a Fake" (2003).
For this reason, and for more creative freedom, the tiger that primarily appears in the film is a digital creation from the effects house Rhythm & Hues.
A whole paragraph of the Fars apology — on an illustration in The New York Times last year that accidentally included a photo from The Onion — is copied straight from a report by the Web site Mediaite on the newspaper's correction: The New York Times admitted they made the mistake of treating a fake creation from The Onion as something legitimate.
(Ages 3 to 7) A creation story from the Dan people of northeastern Liberia explains that the parts of the body need each other to work properly; and, by the way, the head is on top.
Aldo Rossi (1966) means architecture in the positive sense, as a creation inseparable from the civil life and society in which it is manifest; it is by nature collective.
That's when the Orisha Tales Repertory Company will perform "Obatala (King of the White Cloth)," a theater and dance piece dramatizing a creation myth from the Oruba people of West Africa.
Klein said he saw the work as "having neither a beginning nor an end," a creation "freed from the phenomenology of time".
