The phrase "and projects from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that extends or emerges from a particular source or location.
Example: "The architect designed a building that features large windows and projects from the main structure."
Alternatives: "and extends from the" or "and emerges from the".
It features more than 30 different innovative tools and projects from the Latin America and the Caribbean region and beyond that relate to OGP's five grand challenge areas.
(And another way to look at the work of Derrida itself is as a lifelong project to reclaim Heideggerian methods and projects from the right and for the left).
And a gigantic light bar that hovers over the main courtyard and projects from the end of the building feels like overkill: its translucent form, which will be lighted up at night, is nearly as big as the gallery building itself.
Although a well-established diagnosis of FNH usually requires no treatment or surveillance, careful examination remains necessary when the FNH is large and projects from the liver because of the possibility of rupture and hemorrhage.
You've been attracted throughout your career to controversial roles and projects, from "The Night Porter" to "Max, Mon Amour" [Nagisa Oshima's surreal 1986 farce about a bourgeois wife's affair with a chimpanzee], or even the recent nudes you shot with Juergen Teller.
The primary cilium is a highly conserved microtubule-based organelle that grows from a basal body, a modified centrosome, and projects from the cell surface into the extracellular environment and plays diverse roles in cellular motility, sensory transduction and signaling.
In this case, the cusp was prominent and sharply defined and projected from the cervical region to the incisal edge of the tooth.
Filaments associated with the calluses collected from patients 2 and 3 commonly originated from collections of enlarged and/or elongated fibroblasts developing upwards toward the stratum corneum and projecting from the external surface.
The WD signature tryptophan (or phenylalanine/tyrosine replacement) projects from the face of each propeller blade to pack against a bulky residue (frequently leucine) located at the end of the D-strand and projecting from the rear of the preceding blade.
It was a collection of photographs and demos of start-ups and projects from many places around the world.
Combined with money from the Connecting Europe Facility, which funds broadband and transport projects, from the European Investment Bank, and from unspecified "budget margins," the fund would put €21 billion on the table.
