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The phrase "a derivatives of" is not correct in English.
It should be "a derivative of" if referring to a single item. You can use it when discussing a specific derivative in mathematics, finance, or linguistics.
Example: "In calculus, a derivative of a function represents its rate of change."
Alternatives: "a variation of" or "a form of".
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This reaction occurs preferentially with acyl coenzyme A derivatives of fatty acids containing 16 or 18 carbon atoms.
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"It's like a derivative of actual pepper.
A derivative of chili peppers is in legitimate trials.
Social mobility is a derivative of the overall political economy.
Riboflavin, or vitamin B2, is a derivative of alloxazine.
Rimantadine is a derivative of the antiviral agent amantadine.
"What is reggaetón but a derivative of a Caribbean beat that they were already playing?
(The hallucinogen LSD is a derivative of ergot).
Pectins, found in fruits and berries and used commercially as gelling agents, consist of a derivative of galacturonic acid (itself a derivative of the sugar galactose).
A derivative of gang writing, tagging is a way to mark territory.
Both showed traces of Promazine, a derivative of phenothiazine, which is a tranquillizer.
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