The phrase "consultations from" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that a person or group is seeking advice or information from another person or source. Example: The company is currently conducting consultations from industry experts to gather insights on market trends.
Fewer than half of residents (40.7%, n = 22) received specialty consultative services and 10 (18.5%) received consultations from two or three services.
(iii) Receives frequently scheduled consultations from a qualified dietitian or other clinically qualified nutrition professional.
The government will hold consultations from the new year to gauge the public's response to the suggested changes.
He embarked on a business venture with his brother, Peter, taking telephone consultations from patients experiencing impotence issues and dispensing Viagra – then a new "wonder drug".
We render diagnoses on tissues submitted from Yale New Haven Hospital and on slide consultations from physicians and hospitals in Connecticut and around the United States.
We have often sought consultations from countless health care providers that run the gamut from traditional to holistic in our desperate search for solutions.
They also let homebuyers tour distant properties virtually, allow doctors to conduct bedside consultations from afar and provide a cheap way to patrol workplaces at night.
Almost a third seek out free consultations from lawyers.
With ubiquitous mobile devices, people can now access consultations from anywhere.
These companies have already benefited from expanding commercial coverage of telehealth consultations from large insurers like Aetna, Anthem, UnitedHealth Group and most Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans.
We included first specialty palliative care consultations from January 1 , 2014 to July 2, 2015, across 15 sites within the Global Palliative Care Quality Alliance registry.
