The phrase "a segment from a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a portion or excerpt taken from a larger work, such as a book, film, or speech.
Example: "In her presentation, she shared a segment from a documentary that highlighted the importance of climate change awareness."
Alternatives: "an excerpt from a" or "a portion of a".
Media Studies- Choose a segment from a radio or television news program.
In a program note, Mr. Brown and his company, Evidence, write that the evening includes a segment from a larger sequel to "Walking Out the Dark -- Part I".
A former illustrator for Buzzfeed and currently working as a gif artist at ad agency Huge, she knows the secret to an excellent piece of gif art – it's more than capturing a segment from a Bravo TV show and adding a sassy caption.
This is a segment from a series of videos produced at the YuMe Research Roadshow, sponsored by YuMe.
What you are seeing above is a segment from a live talk show that took place this morning (Thursday, June 7th).
- Oh, let's wind down the week with this gem that has, for whatever reason, been making its way around the blogosphere again: A segment from a 1984 episode of Today about a woman and her haunted toaster.
Vogt played a segment from an NBC Nightly Newss" report on Gawker, in which Jamie Gangel, the correspondent, asked Denton if Gawker was "snarky".
In one passage Therese Plaehn recites a segment from an essay describing the life of a bathroom attendant — Wallace is both empathetic and repulsed, and his descriptive powers reach a pitch of almost nauseating evocativeness — while performing jumping jacks.
Today's meditation features a segment from an interview with researcher Brené Brown.
If we are correct in assuming that most of the unmappable multicopy markers originate from R-regions, this suggests that the R-regions are rich in repeated sequences (in addition to the simple-sequence repeats which are avoided in marker selection), and that a segment from an R-region on one chromosome may be duplicated at an R-region of another chromosome.
"Itinerary of Jean Bricard" is a modern refraction of a segment from Roberto Rossellini's "Paisan".
