The phrase "a recent import from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been brought in or introduced from another place, often in the context of culture, goods, or ideas.
Example: "The restaurant features a menu that includes a recent import from Italy, showcasing authentic pasta dishes."
Alternatives: "a new arrival from" or "a recent addition from".
Someone bragged about his slate-roofed coop -- a recent import from Belgium.
It is called the Chinese blessing scam, a recent import from China.
Lao Sze Chuan, a recent import from a Chicago restaurant chain, serves unusual and authentic dishes from the Sichuan region of China, many seasoned with Sichuan pepper.
Djakadam won the same race on this card two years ago and Mullins had two well-regarded runners in Tell Us More, who was sixth behind Douvan in last season's Supreme Novice Hurdle, and Blazer, a recent import from France.
Joey Gonzalez (who is not related to Ms. Gonzalez), the chief executive of Barry's, a recent import from the West Coast, last month even rejiggered the brand's decade-old celebrity favorite formula to make it safer -- not to be confused with easier -- for Manhattan double-dippers.
The Comets jumped out to an early lead, thanks to some R.B.I. base hits by McKinney and Mejia, and held on to it until the fifth inning, when the Bandits' elfin right fielder, Eri Yamada, a recent import from the Japanese pro league, cracked a rising line drive that Garcia fearlessly chased through the temporary fence, which fell to the ground, along with the ball.
Sedwill will bluster, and not just because he is a recent import into the Home Office from the diplomatic service with no experience of UK domestic policy delivery.
With its rich, meaty broth, ramen is very different from other Japanese soups; in fact the dish is a relatively recent import from China.
This collection, she argues, shows that the Western tattoo is not a relatively recent import from the South Pacific but has roots in classical Greece and Rome (as the classicists C. P. Jones and Mark Gustafson report in their papers), and follows a distinctively Western path.
And if such a journey was long in the past by Han times, the bright blue inlaid stone that speckles the chimera's surface was a recent import: lapis lazuli, brought over the Silk Road from Bactria in present-day Afghanistan.
Many of these variably present genes are located in clusters that, by their aberrant codon usage, suggest recent import from other bacteria [25].
