"vacate from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that someone is leaving a place, such as a job or a home. For example, "We had to vacate from our apartment when the building was condemned."
Last week Wilson, who turned 50 on Monday, received a final five-day notice to vacate from Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca's office, after she desperately but unsuccessfully tried to get US Bank (which owns her mortgage) and Wells Fargo (which is servicing the loan) to accept her mortgage payments.
Amendments to the province's Residential Tenancies Act took root on September 8, shortening the notice period a tenant must give their landlord to vacate from 60 to 28 days if that tenant or a child is experiencing sexual or domestic violence.
But the Clinton Justice Department found Johnson's decision troubling, and pursued a deal with the Haitians' legal team: the Administration would comply with Johnson's orders and drop an appeal; in return, Johnson's decision would be vacated from the record.
This research focuses on Al Manshiya in Tel Aviv-Jaffa and Wadi Salib in Haifa, two former Palestinian neighborhoods, which were vacated from their original inhabitants.
It's pretty universal, that feeling of vacating from your own consciousness when you're overwhelmed.
After the police and passersby vacated from the scene, the clouds turned gray and it started to rain.
In Marks v. Stinson, a controversial 1994 case from Pennsylvania, a sitting state senator was actually vacated from office and replaced by his opponent after it was revealed that he colluded with election officials to commit voter fraud.
Finally, EMA strengthens the security of sensitive or stigmatizing information, allowing information to be vacated from the device immediately upon data entry for storage on a remote server, increasing participant valued privacy [ 20].
He would like Ferguson, if possible, to resolve this situation with the temps, he says, because he needs to get back to work, and why does he always have to vacate people from his desk every morning?
The NCAA is ordering Notre Dame to vacate wins from its 2012 and 2013 football seasons because a student athletic trainer committed academic misconduct by doing substantial coursework for two players and giving six others impermissible academic extra benefits.
The football team was banned from post-season play for 4 years, was docked many of its scholarships, and was forced to vacate wins from 1990 to 2011.
