The phrase "as introductions from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the source or context of introductions, typically in a formal or professional setting.
Example: "We received several valuable connections as introductions from our mutual colleague."
Alternatives: "as referrals from" or "as recommendations from".
Both species appeared on the East Coast in the 1800s, possibly as accidental introductions from Europe in rock ballast [11], [39], and both display clear genetic bottlenecks on the East Coast compared to their native European ranges.
The game featured original cast voices and clips from the film as introductions to levels.
Recruitment was facilitated through introductions from community outreach projects, as well as via social network chain referral.
The low number of alien species recorded from the Protocista, and absence of recorded introductions from groups such as the Fungi, Chromista, Procaryotes, and Bacteria is considered indicative of the poor level of taxonomic knowledge for these groups, rather than any lack of actual introductions.
As in past practice, Charles Wadsworth, the artistic diirector of chamber music, made folksy introductions from the stage and played piano.
Warm introductions from current investors are one of the most effective types of introductions you can receive as an entrepreneur.
In addition to the direct effects of molluscan disease, there can be large indirect impacts on marine environments resulting from strategies, such as introduction of non-native species and selective breeding for disease resistance, put in place to manage disease.
Taken together, these results indicate that phosphorylation of the Thr-474 residue is crucial for NIK activity, as introduction of a correctly positioned carboxylate from aspartate at this position restored autophosphorylation activity.
This effect results directly from AMPK activation, as introduction of the AMPK antagonist successfully blocks AICAR-induced Akt phosphorylation.
Records around Hong-Kong in 1988 (n = 6) were excluded from this analysis because they were considered as a secondary introduction from abroad, independent from populations originating from Nanjing.
