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Discover Ludwig"from early" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that started at a specific point in time. For example: "She had been working on the project from early morning."
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SCENES FROM EARLY LIFE, by Philip Hensher.
They come, increasingly, from early on.
From early on, football was his salvation.
She was deeply religious from early childhood.
From early adulthood, performance starts to wane.
The area prospered from early times.
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SJES particularly welcomes contributions from early-career researchers.
The river is frozen from early November to early May.
The breeding season lasts from early September through February.
Blackout rehearsals became routine from early 1938.
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