The phrase "a straight one from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a direct or uncomplicated route or connection from one point to another.
Example: "He took a straight one from the office to the café, avoiding all the traffic."
Alternatives: "a direct one from" or "a clear one from".
Johnson b Duminy 27 (Australia 205-8) Johnson plays all around a straight one from Duminy and is bowled, South Africa striking on the stroke of lunch to underline their authority.
Shamsur c K Akmal b Afridi 4 It's a straight one from Afridi, which you'd expect.
Buttler has a great, hairy swipe at a straight one from Faulkner.
Kieswetter's second innings ended when, with he played across a straight one from his new England colleague, Chris Woakes.
He went almost immediately, lbw as he tried to work a straight one from Yardy to leg.
Mike Atherton launches into an extended eulogy to Jonathan Trott, who wafts outside a straight one from John Mooney a split-second later.
An Australian childhood is different from a Congolese one; a 20th-century childhood is different from an 18th-century one; a gay childhood is different from a straight one; a fundamentalist childhood is different from an atheistic one.
But in the Final Four, Notre Dame beat Connecticut in the semifinals and Purdue in the final and became the national champion, the second straight one from the Big East.
Second, our experimental data and theoretical fits demonstrate that the inclined NWs grow much faster than the straight ones: from Fig. 4, the GaAs NWs on the GaAs(211)A substrate are more than 2 times larger at the same radii and otherwise identical deposition conditions.
Rather than allow newly-legal same-sex marriages on its campus, Loyola University Chicago has formalized a policy so restrictive it excludes any gay couple -- and all but a few straight ones -- from having their wedding at school facilities.
"If it's so bad that trump should drop out of the race saying it ONE time then why is it ok for CNN to run it 4 times an hour for 48 hours straight??????" one request from Nevada read.
