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"stretch from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to denote extending from one point to another, usually over a period of time or a distance. For example, "The Bruce Trail stretches from Niagara to Tobermory."
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Their tentacles stretch from Texas to Central America.
Their hometowns stretch from Potsdam, N.Y, to Wuxi, China.
That period will stretch from Oct. 17 to Oct. 28.
Tensions between town and gown stretch from the Middle Ages.
There are many storylines that stretch from that moment.
Malmström said the project should stretch from Spain to Cyprus.
"These books' settings stretch from Congo to Berlin to Calcutta.
His kingdom is said to stretch from Egypt to the Euphrates.
He spoke of a revived Turkic commonwealth which would stretch from the Adriatic to China.
We stretch from D.C. up into Connecticut, but we finally got a project now in Atlanta.
The hinterland of Lahore, capital of Pakistani Punjab, used to stretch from Delhi to Srinagar.
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