"friendship from" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate the source or origin of a friendship. Example: "Our friendship from childhood has stood the test of time."
"We have the strongest friendship from that trip".
I sought consolation and friendship from others when a nun should seek only Jesus.
Un-self-forgivably, I failed to keep up our friendship from those days.
"Our friendship from that time has remained very strong," Mr. Pucholt said by telephone from Ontario.
Palmer also said he expects "happiness, love and friendship" from his new life as an MP.
Buffalo meat has powerful symbolic value: a gesture of solidarity and friendship from longtime former foes.
"The gesture of friendship from President Bush will give him more legitimacy within his own party.
Bridget let her go — from the conversation, from their passing friendship, from the country of Spain.
There's the camaraderie and friendship from the other midwives and sisters.
On Tuesday, Mr Obama pointedly extended a hand of friendship from the US to the Muslim world.
For installation Living With Andis, Chosil Kil constructs a sculptural cocoon of remembered friendship from an assortment of junk.
