The phrase "able to derive a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to obtain or extract something, often in a scientific, analytical, or academic context.
Example: "The researchers were able to derive a new formula that improved the accuracy of their predictions."
Alternatives: "capable of obtaining a" or "able to extract a".
Still, agriculture advocates question whether buyers will be able to derive a significant income from their small farms.
In effect, the film acts like a lens, and Kirstetter and co are able to derive a kind of Snell-like law to describe this kind of refraction.
Using some natural language processing we were also able to derive a decent estimate of the topics of each interaction (e.g., sales-related, product-related, program-related, etc.).
Using a higher temperature or higher concentration of the processing liquid is able to derive a higher ITO line etching speed.
By taking a discrete-time switched linear system perspective, we are able to derive a general model that captures all these networked and decentralized control aspects.
By choosing the appropriate state quantities, arrangement as a vector, and definition of sign convention, we were able to derive a perfect "reciprocal relation".
Asimov was able to derive an entertaining set of novels and stories from these three premises even though his imaginary laws have never been used for the control of any real-world robot.
In this section, we are able to derive an import estimate for the L ∞ -norm of strong solutions.
To be able to derive an accurate and computationally efficient system-level model, an analytical model of the W-CDMA MIMO HSDPA [1] link quality is required.
We have been able to derive an expression for the distribution, which is exact for binary symmetric hashes and gives a very good approximation otherwise.
However, we were able to derive an equation for β 1 because we have an analytical formula for a minimal level of input needed for at least one spike to occur, and we do not have such an expression for subsequent spikes.
