The phrase "excitation from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when talking about the feeling of excitement that is felt from experiencing something. For example, "She was filled with excitation from seeing the new movie."
Further analysis suggested that the solvatochromic behavior of these dyes was caused by dipole moment change upon excitation from ground to excited state.
The wave-fronts then are fast, directional, progressions of relative excitation from sites already excited over the level prevailing when only the gray screen is shown.
Electrons can be excited in two stages; the first stage involves electron excitation from lower new states to the CB photon adsorption and the second stage involves excitation from the VB to the lower Fe3+ states.
This phenomenon (denervation supersensitivity) could be implicated in the increased excitability of α-motoneurons deprived of their regular descending excitation from the corticospinal pathways.
The Aerial 3D works by focusing laser light, producing "plasma excitation from the oxygen and nitrogen in the air".
These bands correspond to one electron excitation from HOMO LUMO.
This essentially gets more bang for the buck--more nerve cell excitation from each glutamate molecule.
The use of parabolic lens also facilitates confocal total internal reflection excitation from the substrate side.
B) Plasmon excitation from a close distance and following coupling with strong electron production.
Red fluorescence was collected at 580 680 nm using excitation from a krypton laser (568 nm).
The excitation from O2p to Wt2g in the (WO42-) group absorbs ultraviolet irradiation in MWO4.
