"from amidst" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something or someone emerging or being seen from within a group or surroundings. Example: The group of protestors marched towards the city hall, and from amidst the crowd, a young girl stepped forward to deliver a powerful speech.
During this period, labor economists began to use regression analysis to decode large datasets derived from actual minimum wage increases, teasing out causality from amidst numerous related factors that affect wages and employment.
A FORM arises from amidst a heap of leaves.
"We spent years building shopping features that help customers find the products that are relevant to them from amidst a massive selection," Mr. Rubenson said, "and we're excited to apply those capabilities to the apps market".
I read attempts to expand the bounds in which God can be encountered: "We can never see Christianity from the catechism," Ralph Waldo Emerson says, "from the pastures, from a boat in the pond, from amidst the songs of the wood-birds we possibly may".
Since the head of this year's jury was Gong Li, the actress Zhang Yimou used to live with and parted from amidst some acrimony because he would not divorce his wife, it can only be assumed that the two are friends again.
Sorting from amidst the agency options and vetting agencies and proposals is a challenging process.
Kountouris noted Watson was very disappointed to be missing his first Test since returning home from India amidst 'homework-gate'.
And nothing like the Provençal landscape on a bright spring morning to squeejee eyes grimy from living amidst skyscrapers.
The 1998 episode, "Dr. Nora," was pulled from syndication amidst speculation that she or a Paramount executive had complained.
Building a video chat app user base from scratch amidst all the competition will be a struggle.
Most knowledge workers will tell you that their biggest challenge is extracting the signal from noise amidst all of the communication and collaboration options.
