"from the category" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to specify a particular group or classification that something belongs to. Example: "The book won an award from the category of sci-fi novels."
Results from the Category 2 and hors category events earn racers extra points.
The impulse to separate some groups of people from the category of the human is, however, a universal one.
One Package of Japanese Pessaries — a test case engineered by Sanger — and removed contraception from the category of obscenity.
Excluded from the category of literary forgeries is the copy made in good faith for purposes of study.
The Mandrake Club was a revered rendezvous for those poets who avoided or were excluded from the category known as the Living Room poets.
Of the 2,475 hectares given special status, 78 hectares were removed from the category in 2013 to facilitate Olympic developments.
The World Health Organization also dropped Zika from the category of "global health emergency", instead settling in for a long fight against the disease.
But, nonetheless, we are entitled to know the criteria used for moving an individual from the category of "criminal suspect" to "target".
Chevy, Dodge and Jeep still sell utility vehicles, of course, and have earned tidy profits from the category that International defined.
Homewares took up the lion's share of new space, helping Next benefit from the improving housing market and increasing sales from the category to 18% of total turnover.
In January Taiwan changed its immigration policies to exclude Mongolia from the category of territories under the control of mainland China.
