"redemption from" is correct and usable in written English.
It's often used in a religious or spiritual context. For example, "Many seek redemption from the sins of their past."
He paints a vivid word picture of the underclass and of his redemption from it.
For Italy, this final offers redemption from the sadness, the fear and loathing, back home.
Nor can they offer anything like redemption from evil or comfort in times of mortal anguish.
Art may not be the highest form of redemption from toxicity, but it's a good one.
For unbelievers, who refuse to acknowledge their Creator, there is no hope of final redemption from the fire.
But it resulted in heartbreak and bloodshed for loyal mountaineers desperate for redemption from a Confederacy they had summarily rejected.
It was a time when people did not think it absurd to demand something like redemption from art.
"It's rare when both men want redemption from a single fight," said Jim Lampley, HBO's boxing announcer.
Tonight, Kidd vowed redemption from his dismal day in Dallas, where he finished 1 for 17 from the field.
