The phrase "a tribe from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific tribe that originates from a particular location or region.
Example: "The researchers studied a tribe from the Amazon rainforest to understand their unique cultural practices."
Alternatives: "a group from the" or "a community from the".
Huayna Capac pushed the northern boundary of the empire to the Ancasmayo River before dying in an epidemic that may have been brought by a tribe from the east that had picked it up from the Spanish at La Plata.
The basic formula of guiding a tribe from the mists of prehistory through the stages of human social, political and technological development all the way to the near future remains as compelling as ever.
Although the key aim is guiding a tribe from the stone age to the space age, every decision you make needs to be weighed against the happiness of your people, who are effectively your captives.
Many Afghans marvel at the fact that NSD officers always seem to be present at the scene of incidents before ISAF soldiers arrive.Mr Fahim has staffed the NSD with fellow Tajiks, a tribe from the north, to the displeasure of the southern Pushtuns, the largest ethnic group in Afghanistan and its traditional rulers.
"By choosing to embrace all of who he is," argued Gary Kamiya in Salon.com, "an entity for which there is no name, except one that sounds like a tribe from the imaginary country of Narnia – Woods, the goofy 21-year-old with the golden-brown skin and the beautiful swing, has become a messenger for a larger truth: Our race does not make us who we are".
In 1588, (16th year of the reign of Wanli), Huolachi, the chief of a tribe from the southern desert, arrived at Niegongchuan (today's region of Tongren and Zeku counties): this was the second time that Mongolian people entered the area south of the river.
These are the last survivors of a tribe from Tierra del Fuego, where the winds are so strong they strike humans like "a hairdryer pointing at an ant".
Another film, Karamoja, was marketed as a shocking portrayal of a tribe from Uganda who wore "only the wind and live[d] on blood and beer".
The brain of an American Indian known as the Last Wild Man in America was handed over today to a tribe from Northern California after being stored at the Smithsonian Institution for more than 80 years.
Consider the Lemba, a tribe from southern Africa.
With David Remnick September 1, 2017 Jon Lee Anderson journeys up the Amazon to witness a once-in-a-lifetime encounter: the emergence of an isolated tribe from the forest to make contact with other civilizations.
