The phrase 'derived from' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The idea for the novel was derived from my grandmother's stories."
"Much information could be derived form these powders," he said, including serious clues about terrorist skills and origins.
The simplification of the image, to a contrast of black and white, is an economical graphic device derived form screen-printing.
The pollen of monocots is uniaperturate (with a single germinal aperture or germ pore), whereas the pollen of dicots is most commonly triaperturate or a derived form.
Both electrodes were initially derived form Pt ink.
Since non-associative logics with commutation are rare, commutation appears usually in its stronger, derived form.
The model uses an empirically derived form to describe growth under optimal environmental conditions.
Conclusions cannot be derived form the results of the study 9.
Economic statistics are derived form either economic censuses or from administrative registers.
Finally, some empirical formulas derived form experimental results may provide a reference for future design.
Neanderthals were found to have the derived form of the FOXP2 gene found in modern humans (Krause et al. 2007).
The criterion Δ is invariant to uniform scaling because it is derived form a purely topological structure.
