The phrase "and interest from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing financial matters, such as loans, investments, or accounts where interest is accrued.
Example: "The total amount due includes the principal and interest from the loan."
Alternatives: "and earnings from the" or "and returns from the".
The project also got a huge lift in publicity and interest from the 1997 Steven Spielberg movie "Amistad".
Across Britain we have a network of protected areas that generally have passionate support and interest from the public including national parks and sites of special scientific interest.
The Democratic field for the first time includes two well-known black U.S. politicians, both of whom are attracting diverse crowds and interest from the black community.
His company drew money from investors, and interest from the founders of Twitter, so he moved to San Francisco to develop his idea under their wings.
Scientists have been looking for suitable chemicals which could act as microbicides for more than 10 years but they have been hampered by a shortage of funds and interest from the academic community.
The Securities and Exchange Commission, in a lawsuit filed in a New York federal court, sought more than $1 million in refunds and interest from the defendants as well as unspecified fines.
The cultivation of fruit trees was one of the most advanced skills and interests from the 16th century onward.
Within WellPoint, creating the data reports for physicians initially became a classic showdown between IT and interests from the business side.
In Bailey's account, Danny seems to have had fairly feminine behaviors and interests from the very start (Chap. 1).
The bustling capital city has become an extremely strategic regional center for business, banking, development, and politics, and is attracting talent and interest from around the world.
That would push the top rate on salary and interest from 35% to 39.6% and the top rate on capital gains from 15% to 20%.
