It is correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase 'milieu from which' to refer to a specific environment or set of circumstances. For example, "He was able to rise above the difficult milieu from which he was born and reach levels of success few could imagine."
Dylan's clash with the milieu from which he had emerged was high drama, and more.
And though rooted in the traditions and times of the subcontinent, the value of their distinctive path can, we believe, transcend the milieu from which it arose.
Unfortunately, Stephen's story illustrates another division that had a far less happy ending, the split between the incipient Jesus movement and the Jewish milieu from which it emerged.
Her drinking partners included the late Keith Moon and John Bonham; the folk-tinged milieu from which she came also included Nick Drake.
Fearnley is brilliant at conjuring the milieu from which the Pogues sprang, a lost, down-at-heel demimonde of King's Cross squats and housing association flats.
Her drinking partners included the late Keith Moon and John Bonham the folk-tinged milieu from which she came also included Nick Drake.
In addition to causing about two-thirds of its members to quit between 1906 and 1910, the radicalization of the FVdG also correlates to a slight change in the milieu, industries, and regions from which the organization drew its members.
Thus, a newly budded enveloped virus finds itself either in the extracellular milieu or in a lumenal compartment from which it can exit the cell by conventional secretion.
But "The Petting Zoo" is a novel, and in its attempts to suggest a milieu — the venal eighties art scene from which Billy must retreat — the book feels underpopulated and devoid of texture.
Indeed comparisons between our study and those of Katsakou and colleagues [ 20], and Castillo, Ramon and Morant [ 21] suggest that understandings of recovery and personality disorders might be understood differently by different populations, reflecting the milieu of the service delivery environment from which participants were recruited.
Kehoe, an Irish-Catholic who had attended Providence College, came from a milieu with which Sexton was intimately familiar.
