The phrase "are navigated from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the origin or source from which navigation occurs, often in contexts related to technology or mapping.
Example: "The routes for the autonomous vehicles are navigated from a central control system that monitors traffic conditions."
Alternatives: "are directed from" or "are guided from".
In an era of electronic warfare where killer drones are navigated from military bases thousands of miles away, and where video games are used as a recruitment tool, Mr. Burke's series investigates how this antiseptic technology becomes incorporated into warfare as well as how gamers, almost soldiers in training, become numb to graphic depictions of carnage.
"Ideas are navigated from one thought to another and the fact of being two allows multiple reflections".
In terms of how people are finding these videos, a little more than half (51.75percentt) are navigating directly from the publisher's main site.
Royal Dutch Shell's acquisition of a small British energy firm shows how the world's oil giants are navigating a shift away from their core products.
There, platform leaders (companies that drive industrywide innovation for an evolving system of separately developed pieces of technology) are navigating more frequent challenges from wannabes (companies that want to be platform leaders) and complementors (companies that make ancillary products that expand the platform's market).
Investors have been closely monitoring revenue this quarter as a signal of how companies are navigating their way away from the bunker mentality of the recession toward more sustainable strategies to grow profits.
The online environment is clearly distinct from traditional in-person mental health care, and this is the environment that young people are navigating on their own from an early age.
We would like to know how you are navigating the new HE landscape; from funding to open educational resources and contributing to student experience.
The most commonly taken items from cars are navigating systems, money, jewelry, cameras, iPods, cell phones, CDs and DVDs, satellite radios, electronic games and sunglasses.
All page functionality can be navigated using a keyboard, from popup overlays to quizzes.
