The phrase "amount stemming from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the source or origin of a particular quantity or figure, often in financial or analytical contexts.
Example: "The total amount stemming from the recent sales increased our quarterly revenue significantly."
Alternatives: "amount resulting from" or "amount derived from".
The data set obtained was compared with the independent database of blowing snow events with or without falling snow collected at the same experimental site, i.e. data on the precipitation amount stemming from heated precipitation gauge and SAFRAN modeling output.
The capital cost is obtained by summing up individual equipment (distillation column, heat exchangers, and compressor) costs, and the operation cost is equal to utility costs, i.e., the amount stemming from the sum of electricity (16.81$/GJ), low pressure steam (7.72$/GJ) and cooling water (0.354$/GJ) costs for a year assuming 8000 operating hours.
Part of that amount stems from cutting an unspecified number of jobs, realigning operations and closing some duplicate offices, according to the filing.
More than half of that amount stems from mortgage-related securities created by Mr. Maheras's team — the same products Mr. Prince was briefed on during that 2007 meeting.
And one final note on the financial details: PEHUB reported this morning that 500Friends raised $5.9M in Series A financing, but the company clarified that the total amount raised was $4.5M – the other amount stems from promissory notes that were converted from the Series A.
And one final note on the financial details: PEHUB reported this morning that 500Friends raised $5.9M in Series A financing, but the company clarified that the total amount raised was $4.5M – the other amount stems from promissory notes that were converted from the Series A.
Since the Trump administration's recent announcement of plans to create a Space Force, there has been a fair amount of criticism stemming from a lack of understanding about what such a force would be.
The gain increases when the blocking signal power cross the 0 dB level, due to the increasing amount of MFI stemming from the input signal.
To give a simple example, in order to conceptualize, say, linear motion we have to isolate from the overwhelming amount of data stemming from the senses only those features that pertain to the movement of bodies (spatial location, speed, reciprocal position, etc).
