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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accountant from" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the profession or origin of an accountant. Example: John Smith, an accountant from London, has been hired by the company to handle their finances.
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Donald Han, an accountant from Queens, sounded unmoved.
Stephen Barratt, an accountant from Oxford, is unimpressed.
This is a sentiment with which fellow passenger Ed, an accountant from Stowmarket, agrees.
Monika Suchocka, 23, a trainee accountant from Poland, who was living in Archway, north London.
"It made it less stressful," said Ms. Buot, 32, an accountant from Petaluma, Calif.
Neil Schwartzreich, a 58-year-old accountant from Mamaroneck, was one voter who took notice.
Will the tall, soft-spoken accountant from Queens succeed in acquiring clothing iron 1501?
Lucy Potter, a certified public accountant from Bedford, N.H., is Mr. Eggers's new accountant.
STEVE ANTAKI, a certified public accountant from Massapequa, was raring to go.
In the Jungle – the refugee camp in Calais – I met Clare Moseley, an accountant from Merseyside.
Another patron, Jack Briganti, 40, an accountant from Rye, found the speech admirable.
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