The phrase "after deriving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of obtaining or deducing something from a source or set of information.
Example: "After deriving the formula, we were able to solve the equation more efficiently."
Alternatives: "following the derivation" or "subsequent to deriving".
After deriving the equilibrium equations a parametric study was carried out on simply supported beams.
After deriving the Pareto set, the most preferred solution is determined using a fuzzy satisfying method.
After deriving the new method we then prove L2 norm convergence on the boundary.
After deriving a simple linear model of crane dynamics, a constant gain partial state feedback controller is presented.
After deriving the method for forward Euler time integration, we further extend it to higher order accurate Runge Kutta methods.
After deriving equations for forecasting the control state vector, design procedures for an optimal active control method are proposed.
After deriving a statistical estimator to isolate the effect of habit, wefind that, ceterisparibus, voting in one election substantially increases the likelihood of voting in the future.
After deriving some new results for observability and embeddings, it is shown how to use such concepts to easily design high-gain observers.
After deriving the rate equations and subsequent parameter estimation, a comparison was carried out between the simulation results and experimental data.
After deriving secular equations in closed form and isolated mathematical conditions, the effect of rotation on dispersion curves and attenuation profiles is studied.
After deriving the boundary value problem and illuminating the corresponding solution procedure, a parametric study is carried out that considers cases that are relevant for railway practice.
