The phrase "adjournment from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a meeting or session is being temporarily suspended or postponed from a specific point in time.
Example: "The adjournment from the meeting was announced at 3 PM, allowing members to regroup later."
Alternatives: "suspension of" or "postponement from".
Also there are numerous requests for adjournment from the district attorney's office, either because prosecution witnesses are not available or because the case has been reassigned to another assistant district attorney.
After that realization crept in, I retreated to the press room as the court had its last adjournment, from 9 to 10 PM for dinner.
In 2002, after an adjournment from 2001 where some of the defendants failed to appear in court, Demir was found guilty of murder and was sentenced to 15 years imprisonment which was reduced from 30 years as it was not clear who was the sole cause of the deaths.
Nor does the hearing necessarily occur at the first court date- adjournments from both sides trying to gather evidence for and against the order are common.
He told me that before my departure from Reykjavik, where I was performing a double duty: reporting on the match for the Voice of America and working with Bobby on his adjournments from the Game 13 till the end of the match.
The House is presently attempting to block President Obama's recess appointments by withholding adjournment consent from the Senate, thus keeping both chambers in pro forma sessions.
Only a few weeks from adjournment, Congress is engaged in the annual autumn ritual of confronting the White House over taxes and spending, just when Mr. Clinton is braving the impeachment firestorm on an island of his own contradictions.
Radanovich, who had just entered the chamber to debate the resolution when he heard about the speaker's action, acknowledged that with Congress days away from adjournment, the resolution is dead this year.
This argument involves a misconception of the reciprocal rights and duties of the President and of Congress and of the situation resulting from an adjournment of Congress which prevents the President from returning a bill with his objections within the specified time.
The minister lowered her voice: "They are Saddam's witnesses". The trial of Saddam Hussein was in session that week, stumbling from one adjournment to the next, and Mikha'il listed some of the atrocities for which the former dictator should still be tried, including the genocidal Anfal campaign against the Kurds, in which many Christians were also killed.
If the adjournment did not prevent him from returning the bill within the prescribed time, it became a law without his signature; but, if the adjournment prevented him from so doing, it did not become a law.
