The phrase "a special message from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a message or announcement that is intended to convey something important or noteworthy from a specific sender.
Example: "We have a special message from the CEO regarding the upcoming changes in the company."
Alternatives: "an important note from" or "a unique announcement from".
Every user in India who logged into Facebook was greeted with a special message from Facebook, which said: "Free Basics is a first step to connecting 1 billion Indians to the opportunities online.
An e-mail message three days later from another carrier, United Airlines, labeled "A Special Message From United," was direct about the possibility of a Chapter 11 filing but much lighter on details.
A bill to replace New York City's old community school boards with new education councils also appeared headed for passage early today, though it requires a special message from the governor which had not been given by midnight.
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There's a special message from surprise celebrity guests, and a somewhat eclectic selection of music.
It's a special message for you from deep inside your gut.
In his report, Mr. Robertson said the men saying they were representatives of Al Qaeda had a "special message" for the United States and Britain from Mr. bin Laden, that "if Afghanistan civilian houses were attacked by United States's bombers and any other allied bombers, there would be serious consequences".
George Stephanopoulos signed off from ABC's "This Week" Sunday with a special message for viewers about his upcoming departure from the program.
She was expected to die soon, but some time after the accident, her mother took her to the Catholic shrine of Medjugorje in Bosnia where a child visionary called Ivan passed on a special message to Audrey from the blessed mother herself.
