The phrase "a segment from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific part or excerpt taken from a larger work, such as a text, video, or audio recording.
Example: "In this presentation, I will show you a segment from the documentary that highlights the main findings of the research."
Alternatives: "an excerpt from the" or "a portion of the".
An article on Page 20 this weekend about Stephen Colbert misspells part of the title of a segment from "The Daily Show" that featured him when he was a regular performer on the program.
The seven-minute montage ended, somewhat inexplicably, with a segment from the 1985 movie "Back to the Future".
It sounds like a segment from The X Factor – or possibly like something inspired by Tony Blair's autobiography, which famously wouldn't even commit itself to the definite article: A Journey.
In a segment from the All.I.Can documentary, Canadian pro skier JP Auclair hurtles down a trail in Rossland and into the town of Nelson in British Columbia, using every patch of snow available.
The ad showed Ben Vereen and two other dancers performing a segment from the show, then teased with the tag line: "you can see the other 119 minutes live at the Imperial Theater without commercial interruption".
For example, in a segment from the opening episode that is certain to be much chewed over, Mr. Knoxville enters a porta-potty, one we know has been used, and ties himself to the walls.
The series, based on a segment from CBS's "The Late Late Show with James Corden," will appear first on Apple Music, its streaming service.
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.
"ABC World News with Charles Gibson" featured a segment from correspondent David Wright on the "debate" over last night's debate.
During sequencing, a segment (from nucleotide 1 80) of the assembled sequence proved particularly difficult to sequence.
Transposition occurs when a segment from one chromosome becomes unaligned with the corresponding segment from the other chromosome.
