The phrase "derived from the contract" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to information or concepts that have been taken from a contract. For example, "The provided list of employee benefits is derived from the contract."
Indeed, immunoblots of the cell lysates derived from the contracted matrices after 5 days showed a clear reduction in MT1-MMP in the SPARC−/− relative to the WT cells (Figure 2C, left panel).
In FSHD1 subjects with 4qA/B haplotypes, all of the analyzed chromosomes are derived from the contracted D4Z4 array and are expected to show hypomethylation.
In FSHD1 subjects with 4qA/A or 4qA-L/A-L haplotypes, on average half of the analyzed chromosomes will be derived from the contracted array and are expected to show DNA hypomethylation while the other half will be derived from the non-contracted array and are expected to show hypermethylation.
Its pre-emption finding was based on the fact that "the right asserted not only derives from the contract, but is defined by the contractual obligation of good faith, [so that] any attempt to assess liability here inevitably will involve contract interpretation". Id., at 218.
Subsequent support for analysis was derived from the Interamerican Development Bank (contract INE/CCS-RG-T2036-SN2/14).
This is because an insufficient explanation by a physician means a failure to fulfil the physician's duty derived from the medical contract between the physician and patient.
Emphasizing the social role of HCWs, and educating them about the professional obligations derived from the social contract betweeen the profession and the wider social order, would further reduce that kind of reasoning.
About $360 million derived from that contract was deposited into what Exxon Mobil and Riggs describe as a government treasury account at Riggs.
