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The phrase "lessons learnt from" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used to refer to the knowledge gained from experience. For example: "The important lessons learnt from this project will inform our decisions in the future."
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The data from these interviews was collated under three domains of interest; 'Lessons learnt from PMTCT', 'Lessons Learnt from SMC' and 'Evidence that Drives Policy'.
He made works which seemed to be agonised reappraisals of lessons learnt from his childhood catechism.
Titled "Lessons Learnt From the Tobacco Wars", it makes fascinating reading.
We have seen no evidence anywhere that there have been any lessons learnt from Omagh; the public should know that.
This position was based largely on lessons learnt from the failed uprising in Hungary in 1956.
This paper draws lessons learnt from a comprehensive case study in overconsolidated clay.
Lessons learnt from the operation of the facility and its potentially dangerous functional behavior are discussed.
Lessons learnt from this research may prove to be useful guidelines for future researchers.
Lessons learnt from Australia point to issues related to regulatory design, industry training, and compliance assessment.
Innovative SMRs are designed with enhanced safety features based on lessons learnt from past experience of plant operation.
Lessons learnt from this prospective study are highlighted as well as future directions for research and clinical practice.
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