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"occur from this" is correct and can be used in written English
It is usually used to indicate a result that has arisen from a particular cause or source. For example, "The problems we're having in the office seem to occur from this new system we've implemented."
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When desirable traits occur from this process, the resulting plant varieties are commercialized and sold.
The clustering that will occur from this will very much resemble TechMeme, which is a great way to quickly find multiple perspectives on the news.
Mishaps did occasionally occur from this informal process, says Cox. "There were funny moments like when feeds were flooded with basketballs when we did an integration with ESPN for March Madness".
He added: "We hope that any delay that may occur from this - hopefully there won't be one - will only be short-lived and it will just be a blip and we can get on with things".
In fact, research has also shown that most tornadoes occur from this type of thunderstorm.
"To equate the incidental differences in impact that occur from this type of geographic based pricing that pervades all American commerce with discrimination misconstrues both the literal, legal and moral meaning of the word," the company said in its statement.
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Crystallization of MgKPO4·6H2O occurs from this last phase.
Volcanism occurs from this volcanic axis inland for a few hundred kilometres.
The results show that phreatic water evaporation occurs from this deeply buried source in this extremely arid zone.
In Francis turbines, erosion causes increase of clearance gap between guide vanes and facing plates and cross flow occurs from this increased gap.
We guess that the limitation of the method in [8] occurs from this reason.
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