The phrase "the world from which" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could say: "I want to be a citizen of the world from which I'm currently excluded."
About 5 million Americans with IQs over 120 are now out there in the business world;the world from which the Forbes Four Hundred is drawn.
They estimate that something like 5 million Americans with IQs over 120 (meaning they are in the top 10%) are now out there in the business world;the world from which The Four Hundred are drawn.
And then you put all of that in the world from which hip-hop emerged.
This is the world from which Kadare brings us his gloomily fascinating tidings.
It showed the world from which Lil Buck and Mr. Myles come; and it abounded in wit, rhythm and imagination.
These visual keys are a nod to the world from which China has so recently arrived from.
There were only two places in the world from which this year's total solar eclipse could be seen on land.
Reed's life at this time was every bit as dramatic as the world from which he had just returned.
For Ms. Hirsch, the computer is a lifeline to the world from which she has grown detached.
We need to leave our comfort zones and engage with the world from which we draw our stories.
Now Chela is adrift, forced to engage with the world from which she would prefer to retreat.
