The phrase "made from oak" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like, "This beautiful dining table is made from oak."
Made from oak, it is so hard it rings when you knock two pieces together.
They were made from oak and adder trees, both of which once covered the river banks.
His company made two million dollars a month, and exported furniture made from oak and other species to Wal-Mart.
It literally morphs during construction: it is made from oak laths end-jointed to create very long spars.
Carbon inks were then replaced by iron-gall inks made from a mixture of tannic acid (made from oak galls soaked in water), ferrous sulphate, and gum arabic.
Many of its toilet seats are made from oak, and von Bismarck was trying to find out where the wood came from.
An announcement in the October 20 edition of the New York Herald stated that "We understand that no expense has been spared to secure strength, safety and speed... ...... Her hull was wooden with double iron bracing and was made from White oak, Live oak, Locust, Redcedar and Georgia yellow pine.
"The sleek vessel works as an oak aging accelerator, adding subtle caramel notes, smoothness, and other oak traits to the liquid it holds". It is kind of cute, made from white oak and banded with metal hoops, just like a regular barrel.
Scotch whisky used to be matured almost exclusively in barrels made from European oak, the cask of choice for sherry, port and Madeira makers after Napoleon increased oak cultivation to help build his warships.
"These were beautiful buildings made from gnarled oak with hand-hewn beams.
The brandy is distilled from white wine grapes and is aged in casks made from black oak.
