"derived from the research" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means that the information or data being discussed is based on or comes from a specific research study. Example: The conclusion of the study was derived from the research data gathered over a period of two years.
She authorized a ministry project to study the kambô, stipulating that any profits derived from the research be shared with the Katukina.
Hesa's accounts noted that the UK income figure included £500m of "exceptional income" derived from the research and development expenditure credit scheme.
The data derived from the research – see infographic below – shows that the scene has proven impressively recession-proof.
Spillovers result in additional value to society being derived from the research.
Practical suggestions for the engineering design were derived from the research results.
Thus, common misconceptions derived from the research literature should be explored when preparing teachers to teach evolution.
Amyris's technology derives from the research of Jay D. Keasling, a professor of chemical engineering at the University of California, Berkeley, and the director of the synthetic biology department of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
In the fourth, the discussion is presented, together with the implications deriving from the research.
The model derives from the research experience and subsequent involvement with the Yarloop community and is designed on the author's understanding of what worked and what failed.
In this section, we define the research hypotheses deriving from the research question.
The areas covered in the topic guide for interviews related to five key research questions derived from the aforementioned research objectives; and as they contributed the overall aim of the research.
