The phrase "axis derived from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are explaining the origin or source of a particular axis in a mathematical, scientific, or analytical framework.
Example: "The graph illustrates the relationship between the variables, with the x-axis derived from the time measurements."
Alternatives: "axis originating from" or "axis based on".
For an object with perigee altitude below 700 km, the variation in the mean semi-major axis derived from the TLE is mainly caused by the atmospheric drag effect, and therefore is used as the source in the estimation of the ballistic coefficient.
The trend of the σ1 axis derived from the aftershocks of the Yalova segment is very close to the azimuth of the maximum compressive stress axis acting prior to the 1999 İzmit mainshock (Fig. 10).
Considering the agreement between the GCMT solution of the shallow normal-faulting event and the epicentral lineations of the earthquakes just west of the trench axis derived from the OBS observations, the deep reverse-faulting event of the 2012 Japan Trench doublet may have also occurred near the GCMT solution for this event.
The area, major axis, and minor axis derived from image components after filtering to remove nonseeds were the traits subjected to statistical genetic analyses.
In 1924, Spemann and Mangold performed one of the most important experiments in the history of embryology: they showed that transplantation of the dorsal lip of the blastopore of an amphibian embryo into the ventral side of a host embryo of a differently-pigmented species can induce a well organized ectopic axis derived mainly from cells of the host [1].
The axis is derived from both the fourth occipital and first and second cervical sclerotomes.
The P-CURVE (Sklenar et al., 1989) algorithm uses an helicoidal axis approach derived from a series of peptide planes to assign secondary structure.
The dual-axis responses derived from the Hv estimator revealed notable effects of dual-axis vibration, as they comprised both the direct and cross-axis responses observed under single axis vibration.
The optical axis position is derived from the annual raster scan observations of Ar Lac, an eclipsing RS CVn binary star, using the HRC-I detector.
During a single rotation of the shell, a quarternion is formed by the rotational axis and angle derived from the outputs of the optical sensors.
Therefore, only the anatomical, not the mechanical axis can be derived from short knee radiographs.
