The phrase "a recap from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when summarizing or reviewing information that has been previously discussed or presented.
Example: "Here’s a recap from our last meeting to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "a summary of" or "an overview from".
— Patrick Farrell The Wall Street Journal: Does the color of your dinner plate have an influence on how much you eat? — Jeff Gordinier KCRW Good Food: A recap from a listener who attempted the advanced "Pillowcase Turkey" technique this year.
All episodes begin with a recap from past episodes, which the producers regard as "an art in themselves" in terms of editing.
"While the facts and circumstances are still evolving, especially with respect to why this customer defied Chicago Aviation Security Officers the way he did, to give you a clearer picture of what transpired, I've included below a recap from the preliminary reports filed by our employees," Munoz wrote.
"While the facts and circumstances are still evolving, especially with respect to why this customer defied Chicago Aviation Security Officers the way he did, to give you a clearer picture of what transpired, I've included below a recap from the preliminary reports filed by our employees," Munoz wrote in the email, which included a five-point summary of what transpired.
While the facts and circumstances are still evolving, especially with respect to why this customer defied Chicago Aviation Security Officers the way he did, to give you a clearer picture of what transpired, I've included below a recap from the preliminary reports filed by our employees.
The festival takes place Saturday, August 6 at Toronto's Fort York Garrison Common, get early bird tickets here, and watch a recap video from last year below.
A reporter worked on a serious recap from the press box.
Here is a quick recap, from start to finish: The special teams gains a turnover early and deep in Atlanta territory.
Here's a rapped recap, from one of its stars.
A recap of Sundance from Kenneth Turan.
Each episode's titles sequence was preceded by a recap of events from recent episodes featuring the characters who were to appear in the new episode.
