The phrase "and developed from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the origins or evolution of something, indicating that it has been created or evolved from a particular source or foundation.
Example: "The new software application is based on previous models and developed from the initial concept of user-friendly design."
Alternatives: "and derived from the" or "and evolved from the".
It was the first picture I produced and developed from the beginning.
It belongs (with Norwegian and Faroese) to the West Scandinavian group of North Germanic languages and developed from the Norse speech brought by settlers from western Norway in the 9th and 10th centuries.
The other was Bryan Wolf, a friend and Yale contemporary of Brodhead's who was almost his equal as a lecturer and developed from the beginning of his career a special gift for the interpretation of paintings that led in the long run to his departure from Yale for a position held jointly with art history at Stanford.
In this paper, we describe in detail a fully functional SMS-oriented mobile-informational (m-informational) system named Pandora that was designed and developed from the onset to specifically support a plethora of services obtainable mainly by the students of our university.
We now have a unified design language that we will be rolling out across all of our web products, as well as our our forthcoming refreshed mobile products, which are being redesigned and developed from the ground up".
In France, classifications of biocenoses (the ZNIEFF-MER classification) provides a detailed typology based on the CORINE biotopes list for the metropolitan French coast and developed from the work of Pérès and Picard (1964) and Dauvin et al. (1994).
"Games have grown and developed from this limited in-the-box experience to something that's everywhere now.
The central nervous system (CNS) comprises an enormous array of neuronal phenotypes that originate and develop from the neural tube.
Therefore, because both muscles are probably derived from a single ancestral muscle, lie on the postaxial side of the limb, and develop from the dorsal muscle mass, they are probably derived from the pelvic postaxial muscle pterygialis caudalis.
The petaloid appendage expands later, and develops from the position of the filament/connective of the developing theca.
Lesions of type II are equal to 65% and develop from the posterior fornix towards the rectovaginal septum.
