The phrase "adapted to derive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something has been modified or adjusted in order to obtain or extract a specific result or information.
Example: "The software was adapted to derive insights from large datasets, improving decision-making processes."
Alternatives: "modified to obtain" or "altered to extract".
Automotive braking technology was adapted to derive an optimal friction damper for buildings, and a high friction coefficient and stable behavior were set as the primary targets for performance.
Although the particular model developed here is better suited for ferritic steels, it is explained in the paper that the methodology used to obtain this model can be adequately adapted to derive mathematically consistent models for other classes of metallic materials.
This paper considers how agri-environment schemes under the Common Agricultural Policy could be adapted to derive a higher return of ecosystem services, by spatially targeting the services most valued by society and providing incentives for cross-boundary management of certain ecosystem services at catchment or wider spatial scales.
Consequently, soft computing-based clustering algorithms can be readily adapted to derive a good colour palette.
Following this, the disambiguation approach is adapted to derive the unambiguous estimate, and this estimate is also fine in estimation resolution.
It is important to note that the gene set derived from an in vitro model, the wound response, but not the wound-response gene expression signature itself, was adapted to derive a gene expression pattern predictive of a local recurrence in patients who were treated with BCT.
Thus, further efforts are warranted to define robust culture systems for lineage-specific differentiation of hESCs adapted to or derived from defined medium into various therapeutically relevant somatic cells.
A network design problem (NDP), which is usually used to find the best option for providing extra road capacity, is adapted here to derive the best solution for limiting road capacity.
Some authors propose that strains of lineage CC133 could have evolved and adapted to small ruminants derived from humans due to an adaptive genome diversification resulted from allelic variation, gene loss, and horizontal acquisition of mobile genetic elements containing virulence genes with attenuated or enhanced activity in ruminants.
This single base extension (SBE) based microarray platform was designed and optimized using poliovirus as the target genotype, but can be easily adapted to assay populations derived from any organism.
The ground technique uses a CCD sensor adapted to a fisheye lens to derive cloud cover fraction in the visible range (0.4 0.7gm).
