The phrase "trauma from" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could say, "The woman had suffered trauma from her abusive relationship with her former partner."
A trauma from puppyhood, she supposes.
Frazier has suffered no lasting trauma from his unique experience.
We cannot eliminate head trauma from youth sports.
Gaithri Fernando, an expert on trauma from California State University, questions that assumption.
Laurie Brooks is another playwright interested in looking at the Salem trauma from the distaff side.
At least one person a day dies, usually from head trauma from a crash.
The Kosovo music is "Enya's Head Trauma," from VideoHelper's CD No. 10, entitled "Relax or Die".
The Choice Another dose of romance and trauma from the pen of Nicholas Sparks.
Perhaps it's not surprising that GTA's customers suffered little mental trauma from a secret sex scene.
Years of high decibel noise and trauma from speaker feedback damaged his right ear.
Trauma from the disaster played out through the generations in many ways.
