The phrase "any claims from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to claims made by a specific party or source, often in legal or formal contexts.
Example: "The company will not be held responsible for any claims from third-party vendors regarding product defects."
Alternatives: "any assertions from" or "any demands from".
The administration has proposed paying at least 80percentt of any claims from the first dollar next year.
In the last three years, the court-appointed receiver has yet to pay any claims from the property it has seized.
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Labor also wants Turnbull to fast-track any claims from sacked workers under a federal scheme to provide entitlements when companies fail and can't pay their staff.
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Since cholera erupted in Haiti in September 2010, the UN has insisted that it is legally immune from any claims for compensation from those who were sickened or from the families of those who died.
Even before the government confirmed that the leaked footage was authentic, an editor from El País told The Lede that the video was broadcast repeatedly on state television on Thursday without any claim from officials that it was false.
The biggest problem with US healthcare is that squatting between a doctor and his patient are the bloated insurance companies whose job is to turn down any claim from a sick person they possibly can, in order to maximize their profits.
("The ad strives to convey the message that FactCheck.org said 'completely false' attacks on Gov. Sarah Palin had come from Senator Barack Obama," Factcheck.org demurred. "We said no such thing. We have yet to dispute any claim from the Obama campaign about Palin").
But how could a State recover any claim from a citizen of another State, without the establishment of these tribunals?
