The phrase "ascent off" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers due to its lack of context and clarity.
Example: "The ascent off the mountain was challenging due to the steep terrain."
Alternatives: "climb away" or "rise from".
It claimed that the fossil record showed a progressive ascent of animals, with current animals branching off a main line that leads progressively to humanity.
Liberty will spin off Ascent and its 50percentt stake in the parent company of the Discovery Channel and other networks.
A long, gradual ascent eventually levels off and the final leg of the day's 10-mile hike is a downhill stretch, to a leaf-covered service road.
The ascent of Donald Trump, whose bigoted views and vulgar demeanor turned off many Republican-leaning voters in the area, accelerated this process.
They suggest that climbers who know they are susceptible to HAPE ask their doctors about using vasodilators before they begin their ascents, to ward off the illness.
But Hoover has spent a lot of energy studying the Internet communities that made wrong turns during their ascents and fell off a cliff.
Rules and relationships describing budworm adult (moth) lift-off, ascent, horizontal flight, and descent were parameterized using a detailed empirical study of budworm dispersal behavior and corresponding meteorological conditions during a 1970s outbreak in New Brunswick, Canada.
Famously, on one ascent, his chain came off; he stopped, replaced it, and went on to win.
That was by design -- as a museum architect explains, immigrants who had trouble making that ascent were immediately led off to doctors for further investigation.
Commander Waddle's information could be crucial to the board's effort to determine why the submarine Greeneville failed to detect the 190-foot trawler Ehime Maru, before it conducted a rapid-ascent drill off Hawaii on Feb. 9.
