"derived technology" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a technology or invention that is based on or has been developed from another existing technology. Example: The new smartphone uses a derived technology from previous models to improve its processing speed and battery life.
The technology assessment and concrete derived technologies suggests that every technology is already available with a rich set of features and just can be used as production services as is.
An overview about M13 phage display derived technologies for selecting immunogenic proteins/biomarkers is given elsewhere [ 32].
During the last decade, the advent of Chromosome Conformation Capture (3C) [ 1] and its derived technologies (4C, 5C, Hi-C) [ 2] allowed to explore genome organization with unprecedented resolution and accuracy.
"Structural advantages (largely derived through technology) can unfairly redistribute profits from traditional long-term investors to" high-speed trading firms, the group wrote.
The LVW method is one of the oldest methods for UCG and is derived from technology developed in the former Soviet Union [16].
In order to do this, a theoretical model derived from Technology Thread Avoidance Theory (TTAT) was developed and used in the game design framework (Liang & Xue, 2010).
Sometimes they are frames to what looks like unquantifiable movement, sometimes they are patterns resembling chromed-out quilts, and often they suggest the graininess and form of natural landscapes even though they are so clearly derived from technology.
D-Wave says it has succeeded where others have failed by using a simple design, derived from technologies already used to make standard computer chips.
It is in these areas where there is the greatest potential for the use of newer biologically derived profiling technologies.
They argued that firms can find partners by undertaking three consecutive steps: data collection and preprocessing, transforming patent documents into co-occurrence vectors, and deriving potential technology partners based on similarity indicators.
Here are some of the important, but not necessarily as expensive, debutantes that will make an appearance: Alfa Romeo 4C This sports coupe, which the company has called "the compact supercar," will be built at a Maserati plant and lavished with Ferrari-derived technologies.
