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The phrase "a troop from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group of soldiers or a unit that is coming from a particular location or organization.
Example: "A troop from the local army base was deployed to assist with the disaster relief efforts."
Alternatives: "a unit from" or "a squad from".
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And yet, despite all precautions, a troop from Middle Village, Queens, seemed to vanish into thin air after the flashlight dinosaur tour.
And yet, despite all precautions, a troop from Middle Village, Queens, seemed to vanish into thin air after the flashlight dinosaur tour..
A troop from The Royal Military Tattoo open both hours of the show with pipes and drums and that traditionally Scottish sound.
A troop from the 2nd Squadron, sent as reinforcements, were unable to break through.
On 13 September a token force including a troop from No. 4 Commando was dispatched to West Africa.
The next day a troop from the 2nd Squadron were sent to locate crossing points across the river.
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Mr. Obama sidestepped Mr. Brokaw's question about the pace of a troop withdrawal from Iraq, saying he would confer with.
The agreement on Gaza had been expected to include a troop withdrawal from Bethlehem, which has been mostly calm recently.
Mikhail Gorbachev supports a troop withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Trump isn't the first leader to announce a troop withdrawal from Syria, only to quickly backpedal.
The pandemic reached Camp Lewis, Washington, in mid-September, following the arrival of a troop ship from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1, 2 ), and spread to Seattle by late September.
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