The phrase "recalling from" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you might say: "Recalling from last week's meeting, we agreed to start the project on Monday."
It's worth recalling, from a look at Golan's tumultuous career, that money is what makes the cinema run.
But it's worth recalling from coverage last week that there were also reports in China that coverage of the missing flight was being strictly monitored by China's propaganda department.
"My good fellow," he began, recalling from his extensive studies in English culture that one should, at all times, remain kind but firm with rustics, "I wonder if perhaps-" "Get in," the man growled and wrenched open the door.
I am recalling from data released by the Association of American Railroads.
Recalling from Proposition 2.3 iii) that (Phi^{ prime }) is a homeomorphism, we derive ((u_{n},v_{n})rightarrow (u,v)), which establishes that φ satisfies the Cerami condition.
Recalling from discrete-time signal processing, it is well known that we can equivalently utilize circular convolution instead of linear convolution if convoluted signals are zero-padded adequately.
