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The phrase "ideas coming from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the source or origin of ideas in various contexts, such as discussions, essays, or creative works. Example: "The ideas coming from recent research have significantly influenced our approach to the project."
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"There are many ideas coming from the children.
It had no time, no apparent inclination and also no ideas coming from the bench.
I've admitted there's a slim chance that ideas coming from others could be valuable as well".
It was just some ideas coming from various quarters about, Let's go bomb".
"I hope it will be the ignition for more new ideas coming from other shapers," Meyerhoffer says.
"In some ways the ideas coming from the professionals - like the Headteachers' Roundtable – are the most interesting at the moment.
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Ideas came from all over.
Great ideas come from everywhere.
Many of the ideas came from Russia.
Where do good ideas come from?
But where did her ideas come from?
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