"resurface from" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe something rising from a deeper level to the surface. For example, "The submarine resurfaced from the depths of the ocean."
It seems to resurface from within it.
How did he resurface from that hole?
"It took me a month before I could really resurface from this part".
Weaving together her characters' stories in a musical narrative full of recurring melodies and leitmotifs, Ms. Eve artfully shows how familial traits are handed down from father to son and mother to daughter, and how quirks of fate resurface from generation to generation.
Ricketts' revolution might eventually come, but until the prospects for Internet stocks brighten, companies like Ameritrade will be breeding grounds of distrust: Expensively recruited managers will flee back to less exciting, more stable companies; employees who stay will grumble until their options resurface from the deep.
These quick, practical proverbs have helped me resurface from turbulent times.
In 2011, Sammy Azzopardi resurfaced from the brief hiatus that followed Dakota Johnson's short-lived life.
Then, the Heat resurfaced from a 2-0 deficitoto win the title in six games.
His reattached arm and a badly cut leg healed, and he gradually resurfaced from the coma.
It related to the so-called "children overboard" affair which has resurfaced from the previous election campaign, three years ago.
David Bowie's "Blackstar," recently released, is his second album since he resurfaced from what seemed like semi-retirement.
