The phrase "a permission from" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct form would typically be "permission from" without the article "a."
Example: "I need permission from my supervisor to proceed with the project."
Alternatives: "authorization from" or "consent from."
It's Latin, obviously, but is used in British parlance to mean "a permission from a college, boarding school or other institution for temporary absence".
The animal experiments were conducted with a permission from the SPring-8 Animal Care and Welfare Committee.
In summary, neither an approval from local independent ethics committees nor a permission from any other body or authority was required to constitute the project data contained in the MONIKA data set according to German Federal Data Protection Laws, e.g. as stipulated in the Berlin State Data Protection Law [ 7].
Do you agree with having a special zone for collecting sea cucumber, where people from that zone only can fish there and people from islands outside that zone have to obtain a permission from the islands belonging to that zone if they wanted to fish there?
Get a permission from owner of location or lands before taking a film.
Kids will try to pick which parent to get a permission from whether you're the step dad or their biological dad.
All procedures involving animals were performed after a written permission from the Danish Animal Experiments Inspectorate no.
Like most foreigners, my wife needs a visa: permission from the U.S. government to enter the country.
We obtained a written permission from the District Public Health Office in Chitwan to implement this study in Chitwan.
Data about randomised women who were not recruited to the trial were acquired with a special permission from the Estonian Data Protection Agency.
a d Reproduced with permission from Ref. [21].
