The phrase "are derived from common" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the origins or sources of something that is shared or typical among a group.
Example: "The principles of democracy are derived from common values held by society."
Alternatives: "are based on shared" or "come from mutual".
And since I've seen most of them in other pictures about cheeky prisoners-of-war — three or four in the past year — I must assume that they are derived from common lore.But nobody is going to con me at least not the director, John Sturges into believing that the spirit of defiance in any prisoner-of-war camp anywhere was as arrogant, romantic and Rover Boyish as it is made to appear in this film.
Bone marrow osteoblasts and adipocytes are derived from common multipotent mesenchymal progenitor cells and an inverse correlation between bone and white fat volumes are well characterized [34].
While our decision rules are admittedly arbitrary, they are derived from common GIS analysis for site selection in the energy industry, and we believe any reasonable set of decision rules would provide qualitatively similar results.
Concept inventories are typically multiple-choice assessments in which the distracters are derived from common student misconceptions.
Principles are derived from common morality and may be shared by people from different times and cultures [ 25, 26].
One advantage of concatenated phylogenies is that observed branch lengths are comparable across the entire tree, as they are derived from common proteins.
The use of these criteria of intervention in legal systems is said to be derived from common sense and to be consistent with treating causal issues in law as questions of fact.
This instrument was derived from common idioms used by patients to refer their psychological distress.
However, to date, the majority of quantitative genetic data in salmonids have been derived from common garden experiments in artificial environmental settings (for a review, see [ 28]).
However, since many of the current rat strains were derived from common ancestral stocks and simply inbred to increase genetic uniformity, inbred strains clearly share alleles [ 12].
