The phrase "on my return from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to coming back from a place you have been, such as a vacation. For example, "On my return from Scotland, I brought back a few souvenirs for my family."
I was at a conference, and as I walked past one of the meeting rooms on my return from lunch I saw tons of people standing in long lines in front of small tables.
The totems were drawn immediately on my return from my exhibition in Cologne in November 2012.
The programme I settled down to watch on my return from Margate: Stranger Things.
This time, I'd arranged to spend a few days at the care home on my return from a week in the Alps with my dad, stepmother and siblings.
I last saw him in 1982, when he visited me on my return from the Falklands war and before that when I was 18.
I will be in Frankfurt overnight on a layover on my return from Malta in May, and I wish to attend a performance of the Frankfurt Ballet.
Part of its mystique seemed to stem from its low power: in developing the successor to the NAIT, Naim founder Julian Vereker remarked that R&D "cooked up a more powerful version and presented it to me on my return [from holiday but] it sounded awful".
Not with impunity they don't, as I saw firsthand on my return trip from Wilmington on the Acela, where several noise battles were joined.
Everywhere on my return journey, from Uman to Kiev to Istanbul to New York, there are returning pilgrims.
Flying at 39,000 feet on my return home from Haiti, I finally had a few moments to think about what I saw and heard over the past few days in the country.
Unfortunately mine is not that good, because on my return to New York from sketching in Mexico, I was unable to remember the name of my son or that my wife had been pregnant when I left.
