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The phrase "a significant ban from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the imposition of a notable restriction or prohibition on someone or something, often in a formal or legal context.
Example: "The athlete received a significant ban from participating in any competitive events due to doping violations."
Alternatives: "a substantial prohibition from" or "a major restriction on".
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The Fifita brothers could face a significant ban from the NRL over the incident.
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As spokespersons for the cause, moms represent a significant upgrade from the prickly Big Gulp-banning ex-mayor.
Thunder Bay, the only jurisdiction to implement a full ban from no previous ban between the 2003 and 2005 survey years, experienced a significant decrease in individual exposure to SHS in a public place of -17.3% (95% CI -22.8, -11.8, p < 0.0001).
The only jurisdiction to implement a full ban from no previous ban was also the only setting that experienced significant decreases in both individual exposure to secondhand smoke in a public place (-17.3%, 95% CI -22.8, -11.8) and workplace exposure (-18.1%, 95% CI -24.9, -11.3).
You also risk a Permanent ban from Xbox live and/or a console ban.
A ban from competition was inevitable.
Repeated breaches could lead to a ban from European airports.
Pishchalnikova, 27, served a two-year ban from 2007 to 2009.
The 30 states that forbid school corporal punishment represent a significant change — an increase from the mere three states that banned paddling in 1977.
It emerged in August that magistrates – who at the time made up a significant number of the candidates – were banned from standing.
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