Sentence examples for brought in from from inspiring English sources
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"brought in from" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something or someone was brought from one place or situation into another. Example: The new policy was brought in from the previous administration. In this sentence, "brought in from" means that the new policy was implemented or introduced by the current administration, and was not originally their own idea. Another example: The decorations were brought in from the storage room. In this sentence, "brought in from" indicates that the decorations were taken out of the storage room and brought into the current location.
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