observed from vs observed in

Both 'observed from' and 'observed in' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Observed from' is used when referring to the viewpoint or perspective from which something is seen or noticed. On the other hand, 'observed in' is used when describing where something is noticed or found.

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observed from

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate the viewpoint or perspective from which something is seen or noticed.

Examples:

The situation looked different when observed from a different angle.
The behavior of the animals was interesting when observed from a distance.

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observed from 2004 to 2007. should not.
where the Monolith statue, observed from a window -
As observed from Punta Labronzo eruptive activity seemed extremely low during daytime of 16. October.
Electromagnetic waves and electrons are the third component of cosmic rays that can be observed from the ground.
Our rally went on for an hour while sheriff's deputies and police observed from a distance.
Ash eruption of crater 1 observed from the North (regular route to summit, approximately 700m.a.s.l.).
observed from 3 locations by the GONG collaboration
Erik found a cryptic passage in "Crystal" where the Monolith statue, observed from a window was described as a sundial.
The heliacal rising of Sirius and the changing position of the Sun at dawn during the course of the year were observed from fixed reference points, such as obelisks.
These extremely precise magnetic fields, by means of mathematical elaboration of the data, supply a dynamic image of cerebral processes which can thus be observed from a new angle.
This Jubilee Journey is often observed from a professional point of view and described in it's external aspects; but no media is able to grasp the interior journey which today you experience personally.
This is a microscope with which the sample is observed from two slightly different directions in order to obtain the images necessary for three-dimensional viewing.
The modern and compact in this line of upholstered joined to the shape of the hips and arms makes Kant's ideal to be placed at the center of the salons wide-ranging, where the unique design of its volumes can be observed from every perspective.
Both characteristics you have observed from the start, Louis.
Nevertheless, a slight increase of imports has been observed from 2007 to the RIP.
The following table lists the adverse reactions and laboratory investigations observed from spontaneous reporting and in clinical trials.
Due to the double-sided glazing, both halls can be observed from the gallery.
In particular, frequencies were added to the listing of events, as observed from pharmacovigilance surveys.
The Amalfi coast observed from Ravello.

Alternatives:

seen from
noticed from
viewed from
watched from
perceived from

observed in

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate where something is noticed or found.