The phrase "arising from the surface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that originates or emerges from a surface, such as in scientific, artistic, or metaphorical discussions.
Example: "The bubbles arising from the surface of the liquid indicated that a chemical reaction was taking place."
Alternatives: "emerging from the surface" or "originating from the surface".
In addition, the peak at 459 nm is associated with the trapped luminescence arising from the surface state [16].
Due to the aggregation effect, the optical transmission spectra exhibited an enhanced transmition band around 500 nm arising from the surface plasmon resonance [18].
The adsorption band arising from the surface plasmon resonance in the nZVMn was determined using a Beckmann Coulter DU 730 Life Science UV VIS spectrophotometer.
Due to the aggregation effect, the optical transmission spectra exhibited an enhanced transmission band around 500 nm arising from the surface plasmon resonance.
This anomalous phenomenon is attributed to the nonhomogeneity of the electrode surface arising from the surface roughness or interfacial phenomena[4, 52].
The distributed shear loading arising from the surface tensions and axial tension which are produced by the electric potential could cause buckling in nanowires.
In this study, we use an Ar laser (514 nm) and a He-Ni laser (633 nm) as the excitation source because their emission wavelengths are close to the surface plasmon resonance arising from the surfaces of the four samples (depicted in Figure 4).
The biggest uncertainty in the reaction rates used in the calculations arises from the surface areas of the primary minerals.
As for a SC electrode, the specific capacitance only arises from the surface of the bulk material and, thus, a less satisfied SC can be obtained.
The spectral features used for serotype differentiation arises from the surface proteins, while Raman peaks from adenine dominate the differentiation of strains.
