The phrase "a database from a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific database that originates from a particular source or context.
Example: "We need to extract the information from a database from a reputable research institution."
Alternatives: "a database sourced from" or "a database originating from".
By the same token, so can the opposite: the creation of a database from a large number of disparate documents.
Fast forward: The students had left campus for their winter vacation in mid-December when a report by MSNBC said the April protest had appeared on what the network said was a database from a Pentagon surveillance program.
Studying a database from a metropolitan area, they found that a significant number of emissions inspectors fraudulently passed standard vehicles on emissions tests much more often than they fraudulently passed luxury cars.
Officials of the World Economic Forum, host last week to international leaders in Davos, Switzerland, said computer hackers had gained access to a database from a previous event held last year containing, among other personal details, the credit card numbers of 1,400 participants.
I launched Baxter Freight in January this year but we didn't start selling to clients until March; we bought a database from a credit reference agency, spent some time working on it to establish what businesses needed and then picked up the phones.
For this reason, we have compiled a database from a full range of chemical reactivity assays containing various reactivity data of numerous electrophiles forming peptide and DNA adducts.
You can also purchase Access alone to discover how to create a database from an Excel spreadsheet Click the "External Data" tab and select the "Excel" icon on the ribbon.
I computed the probabilities for the 2012-13 season using a database from Opta, a sports-data firm that tracks game video.
However, scaling-out a database from 1 to 2 instances is a time consuming and non-trivial task.
We used a database from Medco Health Solutions, Inc. (Franklin Lakes, NJ, USA), a pharmacy benefits management company serving >50 million US members.
uproc-makedb can be used to create a UProC database from scratch providing a collection of labelled protein sequences.
