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The phrase "earn respect from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of gaining admiration or esteem from others through actions or behavior.
Example: "Through his dedication and hard work, he was able to earn respect from his colleagues."
Alternatives: "gain respect from" or "win respect from".
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Being assertive in a polite, courteous, and respectful way will earn respect from people even while you're disagreeing with them.
Still, he added, policing chimps may earn respect from others.
It was enough to earn respect from "Us".
Relievers in general took a long time to earn respect from voters.
"Bob was a man who could earn respect from the devil," Julius said.
Sharpening, it turns out, is hard to do well, and sharpeners who earn respect from skaters and coaches have become scientists of sorts, too.
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I think I earned respect from players.
He has earned respect from lawmakers in both political parties.
In the end, Mr. Thompson earned respect from some unlikely corners.
A Christian, she has earned respect from both sides of the sectarian divide.
I've helped steer policing policy and earned respect from the senior ranks.
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