The phrase "anchor from which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a central point or reference from which other ideas or actions are derived or developed.
Example: "The theory serves as an anchor from which we can explore various implications in the field of psychology."
Alternatives: "foundation from which" or "base from which".
"I am a trans woman of color, and that identity has enabled me to be truer to myself, offering me an anchor from which I can uplift my visible blackness, my often invisible trans womanhood, my little-talked-about native Hawaiian heritage, and the many iterations of womanhood they combine," she writes.
Yet the most pronounced change in Williams' game has come on the glass, where his career mark of 6.2 rebounds per 36 minutes – a statistical anchor from which he's barely strayed in his season-to-season performance – has been dwarfed by the 8.9 rebounds per 36 that Williams has collected in his first six games of the year.
Not only that, but Dr Jekyll functions as an identity anchor from which Mr. Hyde departs.
This forward-genetic approach provides an alternative means for dissecting the molecular genetic control of neuronal population dynamics, with each genomic locus serving as a causal anchor from which we may ultimately understand the developmental principles responsible for the control of those traits.
FIFA is the anchor from which you can never stray too far, despite the repeated defeats, broken friendships, and controllers flung against the wall (if you've never broken a controller in a fit of FIFA rage, you can leave this little gathering of failed nerds immediately).
Assuming the defect in sour taste of these two patients to be peripheral, i.e., at the level of the taste bud, we saw their psychophysical documentation as a firm anchor from which to search for suspected molecular elements of sour taste.
NTR ensures 5′-T recognition and probably serves as a binding-anchor from which the protein wraps around a DNA helix and probes a nucleotides sequence [ 12].
For hanging suicides, one potential solution for reducing these suicides would be focusing on modifying the anchor points from which people hang themselves on.
In orthodontics, small diameter dental implants, referred to as Temporary Anchorage Devices (or TADs) can assist tooth movement by creating anchor points from which forces can be generated.
Hypotheses regarding phylogenetic dispersion around the type form the anchor points from which synonymies can spring.
Their interactions with the nuclear matrix provide anchor points from which chromatin loop domains can be established and maintains the open chromatin conformation necessary for transcription.
