The phrase "appeal arises from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the source or origin of an appeal, often in legal or persuasive contexts.
Example: "The appeal arises from the decision made by the lower court, which the defendant believes was unjust."
Alternatives: "appeal stems from" or "appeal originates from".
The appeal arises from an inter partes review ("IPR") conducted by the PTAB, which invalidated Oil States Energy LLC's ("Oil States") US Patent No. 6,179,053 ("'053").
The animating force in Stieg Larsson's "Millennium" trilogy — incarnated on screen first by Noomi Rapace and now, in David Fincher's adaptation of "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo," by Rooney Mara — Lisbeth is an outlaw feminist fantasy-heroine, and also an avatar of digital antiauthoritarianism. Her appeal arises from a combination of vulnerability and ruthless competence.
The principal issues upon appeal arise from the plaintiff being injured as a result of defective brakes in the vehicle of defendants Deutschman.
It was thus unable to rule on whether to hear an appeal arising from a controversial lawsuit against American companies that did business in apartheid-era South Africa.
Much of Breaking Bad's appeal arose from the fact that Walt's transformation – "from Mr Chips to Scarface", as the show's creator Vince Gilligan famously put it – unfolded from noble motives.
Giving judgment, Lord Justice Rose, sitting with Mr Justice Jowitt and Mr Justice Hooper, said the case was "yet another appeal arising from the lamentable history of the now disbanded West Midlands serious crime squad".
Many of these appeals arise from managers who want protection from competition for their jobs and others who desire more controls on corporations.
Since the death of Justice Antonin Scalia, Thomas has agreed to handle appeals arising from the 5th Circuit.
"I appeal strongly for peace, an appeal which arises from deep within me.
A potential problem with the appeal to Heaven arises from the way the Mohists' concept of a fa (model) runs together the notions of a criterion of righteousness, a practical guideline, and a role model.
A more sensible reading permits an award only of those expenses directly caused by the filinglogically, those at the trial leveland considers the expenses of defending the award on appeal to arise from the award itself and the taking of the appeal, not from the initial filing of the complaint.
