The phrase "as a derivation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the origin or source of something, particularly in academic or technical contexts.
Example: "The term 'algorithm' is often understood as a derivation of the name of the Persian mathematician Al-Khwarizmi."
Alternatives: "as a result of" or "stemming from".
England and Scotland were the birthplace of mechanical engineering, as a derivation of the inventions of the Scottish engineer James Watt and the textile machinists of the Industrial Revolution.
This paper aims mainly to define a real-time, modular, reliable, open, dynamically re-configurable controUsupervision architecture, as a derivation of the holonic architecture.
Now, the PDF of the SINR is calculated as a derivation of the CDF and it is given by p γ = γ ¯ γ + γ ¯ 2. (18).
However, despite his claim that each contains the others within it, what we find in the Groundwork seems best interpreted as a derivation of each successive formula from the immediately preceding formula.
The MGF can be calculated as a Laplace transform of the probability density function (PDF), while the PDF is obtained as a derivation of the corresponding SINR's cumulative density function (CDF).
Use of the word sheep began in Middle English as a derivation of the Old English word scēap; it is both the singular and plural name for the animal.
But last year, investigators determined that four gangs with Crips affiliations had joined forces with individual Blood members to create a gang known as Flocc, a derivation of the word "flock," with the "k" replaced by a "c" for Crip.
Taking into account [12, equations (8), (9) and (10)] and following the same procedure as in Appendix A (derivation of (9), (10)), we can derive the ergodic capacity of an equal gain combiner for three, four, and M i.i.d Nakagami-m branches.
There are still old timers in Brazilian football who refer to a defender as a 'beque' - a derivation of 'back.' Some, though their number is ever fewer, refer to a 'corner' rather than an 'escanteio.' Most of the words that show off the game's English origins have or are being phased out.
(2112) Equation 14 and the recurrent formulae can be used in two ways: (i) for a direct construction of the SBSP models in smaller systems, such as suspensions of bacteria or mammalian cells, which comprise a few compartments; and (ii) as a basis for a derivation of more-manageable limit expressions, when the compartment number is large.
In order to assess the dynamical properties of each of the subplates (considered here as homogeneous plates), we propose a derivation of the (low-frequency) modal density of an orthotropic homogeneous plate which accounts for the boundary conditions on an arbitrary geometry.
