"from the angle" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to illustrate a point of view or perspective. For example: "We can look at this situation from the angle of risk management."
From the angle of the photo, his eyes are hooded.
7.10pm BST David Villa's shot from the angle is pushed wide by Caballero.
One derivation of the word England comes from the angle between Holland and Denmark.
For every plot, seen from the angle of Hugo's style, was infinite.
Analysis of the whole case, mostly from the angle of Mr. Adams.
"You can't look at the issue from the angle of worshippers alone.
LONG SHOT THE SHIP DOCKING shooting from the angle of those waiting on the pier.
I didn't like the photo from the angle of the dugout.
LONG SHOT — THE SHIP DOCKING — shooting from the angle of those waiting on the pier.
Tom Rogic endorsed Celtic's superiority with a wonderful, curled finish from the angle of the penalty area.
The parallelogram shape of the towers derives from the angle of Broadway's intersection with the orthogonal street grid of Manhattan.
