The phrase "and mail from the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to mail or correspondence that is being sent or received from a specific source or location.
Example: "Please ensure that all packages and mail from the office are delivered by noon."
Alternatives: "and correspondence from the" or "and letters from the".
Federal prosecutors had no comment on the Sept. 7 letter, which was signed "Sincerely, C. Coke" and mailed from the Metropolitan Correctional Center, where Mr. Coke is being held.
Voters have been receiving a flood of calls and mail from all the campaigns competing in the Iowa caucuses set for Jan . 19
Vonne-gutted by post from the past The legendary New York jazz writer Gary Giddins reveals that he has kept all his fan (and hate) mail from the 1970s and '80s, including post from Ralph Ellison and a witty missive from Kurt Vonnegut.
I'm not looking forward to being bombarded with loads of junk email and snail mail from the competing suppliers".
Dr. Butterworth said it became essential to open two more e-mail accounts to isolate some of the fan and hate mail from the daily mail necessary for his work.
Switching to ballots that can be read by computers, and mailed from abroad, could revolutionise the Philippines' politics—if politicians elected under the current system accept the change.
In an ideal world, the people you charge drop away, and you only get mail from the people you know and want to hear from.
Then you can filter and label all the mail from the Mets Fans list to keep it separate from your regular Gmail.
Community-based dental practices were recruited from Alabama, Georgia, Florida and North Carolina, identified using dental licensure lists and mailing lists from the National Dental PBRN, a dental practice-based research network [ 10].
The randomized trial identified practices using dental licensure lists and mailing lists from the "Dental PBRN", a dental practice-based research network [ 14].
