"ahead from" is not correct or usage in written English.
To use it correctly, you should use "ahead of". For example: He finished the race well ahead of the other runners.
You called ahead, from the bus.
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But Ms. Bush forged ahead from her duplex in the Hollywood Hills.
It was a greater honeyguide, flitting ahead from tree to tree and twittering insistently.
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Having received the go-ahead from Ford, Kearns began testing his intermittent wiper.
For the deal to proceed, Shuanghui International needs a regulatory go-ahead from Washington officials.
For that it will need the go-ahead from the United States and other big contributors.
He got a go-ahead from air-traffic control, and went up in the air.
They didn't commit to living together until receiving a go-ahead from the therapist.
