The phrase "are from previous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items, information, or experiences that originate from an earlier time or source.
Example: "The data we are analyzing are from previous studies conducted over the last decade."
Alternatives: "originate from earlier" or "come from prior".
"A lot of these pictures are from previous years anyway," he says.
"I think these are questions that we absolutely need to get to the bottom of and I am convinced that the banks themselves are ultimately culpable for this financial tragedy as I believe some politicians are from previous governments who refused to change legislation when the warning signs were there".
The WSJ article is filled with valuable data and interesting anecdotes about how different the millennials are from previous generations, most especially their baby boomer parents.
Since the funeral hasn't occurred yet, there's a lot of time for bereavement". The three older children are from previous marriages.
His reelection campaign raised more than $9,805 from Oct. 1 to 16, bringing his total campaign funds to $69,396, but $43,000 of those funds are from previous campaigns, according to Carchio's campaign treasurer, Stephen Garcia.
The within correlations are from previous data.
Most were from previous power projects, he said, and many had been provided to him by his multinational clients.
Plasmids encoding for gp160 of viruses 92RW020.2, JRFL, JRCSF and JRCSF mutants N301A and S334A were from previous studies60, 61.
Drought induced genes (combination of 2-day and 3-day dehydration treatment data) were from previous study by microarray analysis.
The following is from previous notes I wrote on other iPhone lead-times at the same time post initial orders.
Percentage change is from previous year.
