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Discover LudwigThe phrase "sprouted from" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used figuratively to describe the origin or source of something. Example: The idea for the new product sprouted from a conversation between the two colleagues.
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Infant trees sprouted from rotting trunks.
Spangled blossoms sprouted from tumbling stacked walls.
Mushrooms sprouted from timber supports.
Tufts of grass sprouted from their towers.
These opportunities sprouted from the crisis.
The story sprouted from that seed.
Weeds sprouted from its flight deck.
Purple flowers sprouted from a wall grating.
Plants sprouted from the rear seat.
The new blood vessels robustly sprouted from the AVL.
Change at Champion sprouted from the bottom up.
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