The phrase "a slap from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe receiving a physical or metaphorical hit or criticism from someone or something.
Example: "After the harsh review, it felt like a slap from my own expectations."
Alternatives: "a hit from" or "a blow from".
That shrieking and hopping about would earn disapproval and even a slap from Grandmother.
Lou (Affleck) responds violently to a slap from Joyce (Alba), whom he's just met.
If you take to the streets, you get a slap from the state.
At present, governments wanting to tax high-carbon imports, for example, may fear a slap from the WTO's judicial authority.
We got on very well, but it was the second audition that was magical because it involved me getting a slap from this girl I was playing opposite.
Gathered outside the building this afternoon, yeshiva students described the attack on Saturday night as a painful reprimand from God, like a slap from a stern father.
I've been wrestling for 13 years, I've won numerous championships and competed with all the top names but now I'm more famous than ever for being the victim of a slapping from Wayne Rooney.
Boards from Barclays to Aviva and AstraZeneca to Trinity Mirror have been taking a bit of a slapping from shareholders lately and it will all kick off again this week with a busy schedule of annual meetings.
He played prep hockey at the Hotchkiss School, and carries the souvenir of a scar on his upper lip from a slap shot from his days there.
Wilson, on his 25th birthday, took a pass from Ray Whitney and unleashed a slap shot from just outside the left circle.
With just 1 35 separating the teams from overtime, Kaberle blasted a slap shot from the top of the left wing circle past Brodeur for the game-winner.
