"derive value for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to talk about getting something of worth from a certain source. For example, "We have derived great value for our company from our investments in technology."
Using observed quiet-time increases of electron intensities at Earth, we also derive values for this quantity.
Models of the transport behavior were used to derive values for the rate constants (k) in both the alumina top layer and the alumina/Ni substrate.
Indentation (equilibrium) data from our prior study (Arokoski et al., 1994. International Journal of Sports Medicine 15, 254 260) was re-analyzed using the Poisson's ratio results at the test site to derive values for shear and aggregate moduli.
The search engine of the IVCGA uses the GA to derive values for spring constants along the boundaries of the panel and the visualisation tools within the IVCGA identifies clusters of good solutions from the data generated by the GA.
We derive values for three constants c, y T and r given the boundary conditions and assuming monotonicity of the transfer functions.
The Frisch parameter is defined as the negative value of the ratio of total consumption (or disposable income) to discretionary consumption (i.e., total consumption minus minimum consumptions) and is used to derive values for minimum consumptions.
Since certain monitoring systems (including the one of our real-world testbed) can not provide information about how often the memory modules are accessed, then we adopted the following technique to derive values for γ: 1.
Traces at 370 nm were fit with single exponential curves to derive values for kC4a-OOH.
Nonlinear regression analysis uses an algorithm to derive values for the rate constants and also a blood volume term.
Melting curves for each duplex were fit to a two-state model with MeltWin 3.5 to derive values for Δ H° and Δ S°.
