The phrase "derived from above" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something has a source or origin from a higher or more authoritative place or being. Here is an example sentence: "The principles of equality and justice, derived from above, guide our society's laws and values."
Finally, (25) can be directly derived from above observations.
To sum up, the method to calculate the rock pressure applied to an ultra-shallow tunnel in strata with inclined ground has been derived from above analysis.
Consequently, research and policymaking should acknowledge more openly that sustainable solutions are not only derived from above and from outside the context of users, but can also arise from the local context and from users' everyday experience.
No viable mutants were derived from above attempts.
To identify the subset that undergoes miRNA-mediated cleavage, predicted targets derived from above were cross referenced with gene expression array data.
The overlying fine silt contains cracks and wedges filled with black mud derived from above.
The application of next generation sequencing to the transcriptome of Pisum sativum, the garden pea, resulted in 450 Megabases of transcriptome sequence derived from above-ground organs of pea.
They are likely to be derived from above-ground traffic sources, and their concentrations may vary depending on the underground system (e.g., ventilation controls), above-ground urban pollution levels, and weather conditions.
A fundamental hypothesis that is made, when these models are used for the above application, is that the first IMF contains a specific part of the noise as derived from the above models.
Distributions were derived from the above mentioned meteorological database.
All the PE reads derived from the above 9 libraries were de novo assembled using the Trinity_release_2013111055 under default parameters.
