The phrase "and messages from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to communication or information received from a specific source or entity.
Example: "We will review the reports and messages from the team to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "and communications from the" or "and correspondence from the".
Hundreds of donations and messages from the UK and around the world were flooding in.
During the inquiry, launched in parallel with the search, police received 4,744 individual calls and messages from the public.
She notified the police, who obtained warrants to monitor cellphone calls and messages from the suspects and also began to watch them.
In Paris, the main commemoration was across from the Eiffel Tower on the rainy Place du Trocadero, where 10-story replicas of the twin towers were covered with the names of the victims and messages from the French.
But in a hopelessly fragmented aid industry, "IDA is the glue that holds all this together," as Mr Wolfowitz said.As they perused memos and messages from the Riza affair, journalists may have missed another fact released by the bank.
I suspect she will not be able to reverse course for years, until events and messages from the region drive home the economic, political, and security implications of failure.
As the example on page 7, supra, demonstrates, the result of a word search is different in purpose, character, expression, meaning, and message from the page (and the book) from which it is drawn.
But despite UN efforts and messaging from the Houthis, both sides have hardened their stance, at least on the battlefield.
I've read every classified and declassified memo, cable, e-mail, note and message from the night of the Benghazi attacks.
If I asked him when he went to convey the messages of the Government and messages from me to the Sri Lankan government, then he conveyed those messages.
If I asked him when he went, to convey the messages of the government and messages from me to the Sri Lankan government, then he conveyed those messages".
