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"scratch from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to something that is removed or taken away, usually with difficulty. For example: "Workers had to scratch from the wall to remove the graffiti."
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Salisbury was built from scratch from 1220 onwards.
Gonzalez, who was a late scratch from Friday's lineup, has hit.321 in Boston.
It never entered Thor Olsen's mind to scratch from this race, as two skiers did.
The best dashi is made from scratch, from dried kelp, called konbu, and bonito flakes.
Politically, the "Jewish question" is often a scratch from the surface in France.
On his right cheek there is a scratch from ear to chin.
INSIDE PITCH Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez was a late scratch from the starting lineup with flulike symptoms..
Pagan was a late scratch from the lineup after he, too, complained of headaches upon arriving at the stadium.
With his scratch from the Derby, the contentious relationship between I.E.A.H. and Lanzman began to boil over.
He was a late scratch from the starting lineup that night and sat out Cleveland's final four regular-season games.
"Xiao Yun used to howl over a scratch from a branch and blanch at the sight of blood.
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