The phrase "as derived below" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or conclusions that will be explained or presented in the following text.
Example: "The formula for calculating the area of a circle is as derived below: A = πr²."
Alternatives: "as explained below" or "as shown below."
We start by estimating f c of natural faults by scaling the laboratory results of Nagata et al. (2008 20122), using a scaling relation of f c, as derived below.
As derived below, the electron density within the crystal and the diffraction patterns are related by a simple mathematical method, the Fourier transform, which allows the density to be calculated relatively easily from the patterns.
Table 1 summarizes the derived procedures for optimizing cost efficiency in case A, together with procedures for the other cases, as derived below.
One method for determining capacity is with the index below, as derived from the Energy Star website at http://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm c=roomac.pr_properly_sized.
However, as we derive below, the variance of eigenvalues depends both on experimental sample size and effective population size, and so these parameters affect the sampling variance of heritability.
Thus, another form of PTP and PTF as a function of F0 is derived below.
Bounds, imposed as a result of the limited precision, on the detectable difference and power are derived below.
This is derived below using the delta method.
As it will become clear, the efficiency of binding site formation depends only on the qualitative shape of the fitness landscapes derived below.
Small for gestational age was defined as a birth weight below the 10th centile, as derived from sex-specific, parity-specific and ethnic background-specific reference curves.
The daily exposure of humans to BPA, established by biomonitoring, is thus well below the daily exposure, as derived from indirect estimates of exposure based on food consumption.
