The phrase "a message from the office" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a communication or notification that originates from an office or workplace.
Example: "Please check your inbox for a message from the office regarding the upcoming meeting."
Alternatives: "a note from the office" or "a communication from the office."
He congratulates the army, the police and the Burundian people," a message from the presidential office said.
But now, the advocates received a message from the governor's office: Open the floodgates.
In support of this statement she produced a message from the Western Union office: Not accepting cipher in messages to countries at war".
In 2005, Ms. Lynch also relayed a message from the comptroller's office to a company official asking why Ms. Jones's last two checks not yet been sent.
Sanders also shared a message from the US Senate sergeant at arms office honoring the anniversary.
He had received a message from the Cook County state's attorney's office, instructing him to report to Chicago for an interview.
Two days after the car was ignited outside the neuroscientist's home, a message from the Animal Liberation Brigade appeared on the North American Animal Liberation press office's website: On Friday night March sixth we burned a vehicle at the home of [redacted] in Los Angeles.
The New Yorker, December 11 , 1937P. 141 The Supervisor of a Social Service Organization returns to her office to find a message from the cleaning woman, Mrs. Flaherty, that her assistant is ill, but that Mrs. Flaherty has taken care of the cases.
By Caroline Slade The New Yorker, December 11 , 1937P. 141 The Supervisor of a Social Service Organization returns to her office to find a message from the cleaning woman, Mrs. Flaherty, that her assistant is ill, but that Mrs. Flaherty has taken care of the cases.
The fire, which was quickly extinguished by the student and did not result in any injuries, ignited when a shoe box fell onto a halogen lamp, according to an e-mail message from the office of Dawn Williams, the dean for community development.
