"by instruction from" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means "according to directions given by someone." You can use it to describe a situation where someone received guidance or orders from someone else. Example: The project was completed by instruction from the CEO, who gave detailed guidelines on how to proceed.
They may however be forced into a declaration by instructions from some of the states, or by other incidents.
The hand of the engineer now stirs the coffee and wanders over hot surfaces like a lover's, undisturbed, for the most part, by instructions from above.
Yet juries in civil and criminal cases are asked every day to resolve similar conflicts, aided by instructions from judges about how to evaluate witnesses' credibility.
"They could probably, if they want to, produce a result where they find that this guy is guilty of doing what they accuse him of, and that he was prompted by instructions from outside," Davis said.
In the Russian legal environment, where court rulings in politically sensitive cases are commonly guided by instructions from, or simple loyalty to, the Kremlin, any unwelcome information will be easily categorized as "inaccurate".
Team members should keep an eye on anyone who moves into their neighbourhoods, he says, and make sure they are registered.These teams have now started canvassing door-to-door, abetted by instructions from the database, as well as setting up stalls outside busy shops and events.
He judges that among the Taliban are "reasonable people" ready to be guided by instructions from their leader, Mullah Omar, should he sue for peace.Back channels between the Afghan Taliban and the government in Kabul, the Afghan capital, have long existed, yet previous hopes of talks have foundered.
This can be attributed to the cultural expectation that Filipino students should abide by instructions from people of authority, such as a teacher or other adults.
