The phrase "one member from each" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase when referring to someone (or something) that is part of a group. For example, "The executive team consists of one member from each department."
Note that these correlations were based on repeat random sampling of one member from each unrelated sibship (as for all pairwise trait correlations; see above).
While invertebrates have one member from each class, the increased genomic complexity of vertebrates has conferred on them three paralogous members, namely dystrophin [ 2], utrophin [ 3] and dystrophin-related protein 2 (DRP2) [ 4] in the dystrophin branch and α-, β- and γ-dystrobrevin [ 1, 5- 9] in the dystrobrevin branch (γ-dystrobrevin has been lost in tetrapods).
The final judges will be made up of one member from each panel and four other people announced next month.
After each group completes its research, students should form new groups, each consisting of one member from each of the five research groups.
Under the proposal, the FASB would have to include one member from each of four backgrounds: investing, auditing, preparing financial statements for a company and academic accounting.
One member from each of the Brazilian, German, US and Russian embassies were caught drink-driving but released without charge this year.
However, one member from C. quinquefasciatus in each of the two subtypes OS-E/OS-F (CquiOBP58) and OBP19a (CquiOBP57) have been annotated.
There were variations depending on the ownership but each HUMC had at least one member from religious groupings, political leaders and village opinion leaders.
We ensured that each interviewer team included at least one member from the locality, and the assistance of FCHVs was sought in engaging with the community (Risal et al. submission of manuscript in Journal Headache and Pain).
One member from Scotland questioned whether the link with Labour had damaged the Co-op.
"In 2006, we unanimously approved the construction permit – all except for one member, from the Front National".
