The phrase "a fall from a window" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing accidents, injuries, or incidents involving someone or something falling from a window.
Example: "The investigation revealed that the cause of the accident was a fall from a window during the party."
Alternatives: "a drop from a window" or "a tumble from a window".
In 2014, he was found dead, impaled on an iron fence after a fall from a window in his home.
Popular Czech democratic Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk dies from a fall from a window; it is widely believed he was murdered.
In Santiago, Chile, he broke both ankles in a fall from a window but insisted on flying against Ernst von Schoenbeck, a member of the Richtofen Flying Circus, which plagued the Allies in World War I.
The great singer Bálint Sternovsky, courting a lost love, is killed in a fall from a window; the gentle-spirited Szilárd Berda-Stern is executed for reading a revolutionary editorial aloud; Nándor Csillag ends his life in a Nazi gas chamber.
At the age of 70, Miles Romney died after a fall from a window of the St George tabernacle, where he was working.
His brother Arnaldo Baptista, the original bassist, is now a sweet, goofy presence who plays keyboards with the band, a little waywardly: His 1970s and '80s included psychological damage from LSD, a fall from a high window and a coma.
He has recently taken parental care of his 11-year-old daughter, Rún, after her mother died in a fall from an open window, and both he and his daughter seem quite literally to be haunted by that trauma.
Before she had taken her first step, she had survived two car crashes and a fall from a third-story window.
A cat in the US city of Boston survived a fall from a 19-storey window and only bruised her chest.
The summer of 1901 was tragic for Hay; his older son Adelbert, who had been consul in Pretoria during the Boer War and was about to become McKinley's personal secretary, died in a fall from a New Haven hotel window.
A fall from a second-story window caused Pollock's catastrophic spinal cord injury in 2010, and doctors told him any return of sensation or function below his waist was out of the question.
