"because it derives from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to explain the origin or cause of something. An example sentence could be: The phrase "fake news" has become an increasingly popular term because it derives from the rhetoric used during the 2016 United States presidential election.
The dome was designed by Jules Hardouin-Mansart, who employed a style known in France as jésuite because it derives from the Jesuits' first church in Rome, built in 1568.
Known collectively as the gut microflora (or microbiota, a term Gordon prefers because it derives from the Greek word bios, for "life"), these microbes have a Star Trek analogue, he says: the Borg Collective, a community of cybernetically enhanced humanoids with functions so intertwined that they operate as a single intelligence, sort of like an ant colony.
The notion of a Conley attractor generalizes Definition 2.2, which is much used in the fractal geometry literature because it derives from the situation for a contractive IFS.
It doesn't suffer from the limitations of sample size and sampling frame, because it derives from the numbers of Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA) claimants recorded by Jobcentre Plus, so a monthly figure is possible right down to local level.
The same methodology, which I call behavioral-based forecasting because it derives from forecasters' behavior, leads me to think Europe (except Great Britain and Japann will do better this year than the S&P 500.
Equally important, this variant will naturally be heritable because it derives from the kinetics of the network (minor variation) rather than additions or losses to the proteins that comprise them [ 18].
Microsatellite density in genomic DNA of carrot was estimated by analysis of 1.74 Mbp of BAC end sequence (the GSSRs dataset was excluded from this analysis because it derived from an SSR-enriched library and, therefore, its analysis would result in an overestimation of the SSR density in genomic sequence).
Both have self-esteem that is impregnable because it derives not from what they are accomplishing but from who they ineffably are.
Push-pull operation is a reasonable choice for the output converter, because it derives its input from a relatively constant input voltage.
Our knowledge of NG2 cell synaptic physiology and connectivity is still very limited because it derives exclusively from studies based on spontaneous synaptic activity or on averaged synaptic currents generated by the stimulation of unidentified neurons.
