"critique from" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
Example: The article received a thorough critique from a team of experts before it was published.
For a critique from the left, here's George Eaton at the Staggers.
It attempted a critique, from within the community, of certain patriarchal practices.
K.M.H. wrote the paper with input and critique from all authors.
And Kostelic can now make her critique from a position of strength.
Yet "Black Tuesday" is not that remote as a social critique from the union brochure.
The twentieth century saw a wide array of critique, from cultural Marxism to poststructuralism and postmodernism.
That drew a sharp critique from some who accused him of trying to revise history for his own political benefit.
Emanuel, for his part, seemed indifferent both to the praise in Washington and to the oddball critique from Havana.
One critique from the left of O'Connor's decision is that the idea of fostering diversity is a gauzy notion.
"They felt, and still feel, that any critique from the left is the road to the past.
