The phrase "are derived from multiple" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing sources or origins of information, concepts, or materials that come from various places or influences.
Example: "The findings in this study are derived from multiple research projects conducted over the past decade."
Alternatives: "come from various" or "originate from several".
Embryologically, the kidney and the associated collecting system are derived from multiple primordial tissues.
Kolbe, J. J. et al. The desire for variety: Italian wall lizard (Podarcis siculus) populations introduced to the United States via the pet trade are derived from multiple native-range sources.
In FSVD-H-ELM, instead of identifying the SVD hidden nodes directly from the entire dataset, SVD hidden nodes are derived from multiple random subsets of data sampled from the original dataset.
The system also analyzes and displays the QTV from QT-interval signals that are derived from multiple channels and from singular value decomposition such that the effect of noise and other artifacts on the QTV results are substantially reduced compared with existing single-channel methods.
However, differences in the distributions of other diterpenoids unambiguously differentiate these materials and establish that ambers from this formation are derived from multiple related-but-distinct paleobotanical sources.
Advanced intercrosses (AIC), which are derived from multiple parents, have increased recombination events in small chromosomal regions and can be used for fine mapping (Huang and George 2011).
The insert shows the areal percentages of the red emission and the green band, which are derived from multiple-peak Gaussian fitting of the PL spectra, respectively.
The insert is the areal percentages of the red emission band at 600 nm and the green emission band at 515 nm, which are derived from multiple-peak Gaussian fitting of the PL spectra, respectively.
The insert is the areal percentages of the red emission band at 615 nm, the green emission band at 510 nm, and the near-infrared peak at 820 nm, which are derived from multiple-peak Gaussian fitting of the PL spectra, respectively.
SEIFA index values are derived from multiple-weighted variables that take into account variables relating to education, occupation, wealth and living conditions, and so forth.
Due to large number of analysed isolates, the samples were derived from multiple experiments.
