The phrase "are from fringe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe individuals or groups that originate from a marginal or unconventional background or perspective.
Example: "The ideas presented in the conference are from fringe thinkers who challenge mainstream beliefs."
Alternatives: "come from the margins" or "originate from the outskirts".
The only characteristic shared by the 3 remaining cores that we could identify is that all are from island fringing reefs, although there is no clear reasoning why such an environment should be a significant factor in THAA Asx D/L.
It's worth noting that Governor Perry has dismissed global warming as "one contrived, phony mess" and that many of the voices calling most loudly for change at the University of Texas are from the Tea Party fringe.
At this point Instagram is far from fringe, and neither is the segment of the population that has a visual impairment — 285 million according to the blog post announcing the feature.
My dad was from the fringes of south-east London – from Beckenham in Kent – and from an early age I would head up to London from the West Country – a journey I came to know well.
Others are from Britain's far-right fringe and cannot accept that a Muslim is chief prosecutor for "their" queen and "their" country.
Colonies of A. digitifera, identified as being sexually matured, were collected from fringing reefs around Sesoko Island, Okinawa, Japan (26°38′N, 127°53′E) one week before their predicted spawning date in June 2010.
The episode also demonstrated how fake news can be flung from fringe media to the mainstream.
In 2016, he's gone from fringe to mainstream: Aside from immigration battles, Sessions mostly operated in the background on Capitol Hill.
PAGE A21 PAUL KRUGMAN We're living in a world in which oil prices keep setting records, in which the idea that global oil production will soon peak is moving from fringe belief to mainstream assumption.
Oh yes, go to any Silicon Valley party right now and you'll find a scrawny huddle in the corner discussing the science of living forever: a topic that's gone from fringe to hot to cliché in – ironically – less time that it takes a tsetse fly to start getting interested in girls.
