The phrase "from communication with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to interactions and conversations that have taken place between two people or groups. For example, "She gained insight into the issue from communication with local experts."
Survivors in isolated villages are cut off from communication with the outside world.
They risked their lives for Antarctic exploration, cut off from communication with family and friends.
Napoleon led his army across several Alpine passes in May and cut Melas off from communication with Austria.
The crisis has seen high-voltage lines stripped off their towers and nuclear submarines cut off from communication with their national commanders.
Of course, Kim didn't know that: Ongoing U.S. airstrikes left him almost completely cut off from communication with his military units, and in the fog of war, rumors about American nuclear strikes spread.
The permitting procedure helps to safeguard subsurface drinking water supplies by assuring that disposal wells are drilled and completed in a manner so the fresh drinking water supply zones are isolated from communication with any brackish or salty water zones.
However, most of the systemic obstacles stemmed from a feeling of lack of support from and communication with secondary specialist care.
The exception to this were a few patients who had been under the recent care of a diabetes specialist seemed to benefit from a better understanding of the monitoring process and from good communication with the consultant.
"From my communication with our members, no one knew who she was".
With collapse, they wrote, the star closes itself off from any communication with an outside observer.
ARU leaders could do nothing, prevented by the injunction from any communication with the workers.
