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There is a table and a note.
The note is stuck on the bottom surface of the table as shown in the above picture.
Is it natural to say in everyday conversations?
-Look under the table. Can you see the note?
-Look up from under the table. Can you see the note?
-Look at the bottom surface of the table. Can you see the note?
In normal conversation it might be:
Look up under the table. Can you see the note?
This gives a context to find the note. Just saying:
Look under the table.
Leaves the person looking at the floor and table legs. The use of from in your original phrase is not necessary.
