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Expression: as from tomorrow Tue Oct 24, 2006 6:45 am  Expression: as from tomorrow
 

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I have never used the phrase "as from" myself and I can't remember ever hearing it used in American English. To me, it simply sounds like an error. I would use "as of" (or one of a few other possible phrases).

However, "as from" may be in use in Britain.

The only thing I can tell you is that you should not use "as from" in the US.
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Expression: as from tomorrow Tue Oct 24, 2006 7:14 am  Expression: as from tomorrow
 

Your sentence is not bad but I would probably say "As of tomorrow I won't post what I post here in any other forums, even though more than one answer is better."

(I think that you likely will annoy people by posting the same question in more than one forum and you will eventually get fewer answers.)
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Expression: as from tomorrow Tue Oct 24, 2006 18:40 pm  Expression: as from tomorrow
 

As of yesterday I haven't posted........'.

"rewrite", not "re_write"
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