The phrase "a tournament from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a tournament that originates from a specific source or location.
Example: "The championship was a tournament from the local high schools, showcasing the best young talent in the area."
Alternatives: "a tournament organized by" or "a tournament held by".
He recently had to rush to relocate a tournament from Vancouver, British Columbia, to Sacramento, California.
The conference held a tournament from 1987 to 1990, then resumed it last year.
They also point to the conference's first attempt at a tournament from 1987-90 as a financial failure.
But the decision to suspend a tournament from winter until fall caused enough controversy to force the tour to re-examine its weather policy.
In December of that year, Azinger began a two-year battle with lymph cancer in his right shoulder blade, and he did not win a tournament from 1994 through 1999.
But you are probably not broadcasting a tournament from, say, Roland Garros, where the contrast between the yellow ball and the red court is often muddled by the faded light of dusk or the cover of dark clouds and where the felt of those bright balls is quickly stained by the dust of crushed brick.
The result is an event combining speeches by senior figures from the National Democratic Party (NPD), a far-right political group typically referred to as a neo-Nazi organization; a concert by radical right-wing rock bands; an MMA tournament from a far-right promoter; tattooists and stalls with popular far-right streetwear brands.
Organized by a fringe ultra-nationalist political group, the National Democratic Party (NPD), the "Shield and Sword" festival promised attendees a broad lineup of far-right attractions, including political speeches, a rock concert by extremist bands, an MMA tournament from a far-right promoter, and stalls for popular far-right streetwear brands.
Eddie Cameron, a tournament fisherman from Morehead City, N.C., said a ban on fishing and other activities would be too extreme.
The PGA Tour has canceled a tournament there from 4 to 10 July because the course is overrun by floodwaters.
After tempestuous US Opens at Chambers Bay and Oakmont, organisers were under pressure to deliver a tournament free from controversy.
