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The phrase "a mistake from the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the origin or source of a mistake, often in a context where you are attributing the error to a specific person, group, or situation.
Example: "The report contained a mistake from the initial data analysis that went unnoticed."
Alternatives: "an error made by the" or "a blunder from the".
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"This was a mistake from the beginning".
Was the decision to invade a mistake from the beginning?
And what if it was a mistake from the start?
"This is my favorite from all the magazines," he said, pointing to a mistake from the first issue.
"We've seen it as an improvement to make homes more insulated, but maybe that's a mistake from the standpoint of ecological diversity," he said.
That was a mistake from the beginning and has made me very suspicious about decisions politicians make and about those who are influencing them.
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Bart Snell, who was Orbcomm's chief financial officer at the time, said the decision to cancel the offering was a mistake from which the company never recovered.
The goal was as scrappy as the game, as Federico Fernández capitalised on a mistake from Brad Guzan, the Aston Villa goalkeeper, to turn the ball over the line with his shoulder eight minutes into the second half.
Perhaps it was a mistake to begin the war without the Fourth Infantry Division or even the 101st Airborne Division fully in place, but it is a mistake from which the coalition will soon recover.
A mistake from Monreal let the lively Weimann surge clear and the Austrian cut the ball back for N'Zogbia, whose first-time shot was well saved.
Their finishing was ruthless as a mistake from Willie Manu gifted the Giants possession and they capitalised by spreading the ball to McGillvary, who burst past three Saints players to score under the posts.
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