The phrase "deriving knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of gaining or obtaining knowledge from a source or experience.
Example: "Through extensive research and analysis, the team is deriving knowledge that will inform their future strategies."
Alternatives: "gaining insight" or "acquiring understanding."
But deriving knowledge from other categories of patient-reported data — beyond dosages and effects — is equally promising and represents the real frontier in medicine.
In logical-deductive reasoning [12] today's knowledge of regularities and laws is the source for "deriving" knowledge on future developments.
Ide and Véronis (1994) provide a survey of early work on deriving knowledge from dictionary definitions, and the difficulties faced by that enterprise.
Neural network systems are highly capable of deriving knowledge from complex data, and they are used to extract patterns and trends which are otherwise hidden in many applications.
Deriving knowledge from the data from these parameters in order to develop a functional relationship between them is a challenging task requiring advanced modelling techniques as well as human intuition and experience.
Biomedical literature curation is the process of automatically and/or manually deriving knowledge from scientific publications and recording it into specialized databases for structured delivery to users.
"It shows the builders of Stonehenge had a sophisticated yet empirically derived knowledge of Pythagorean geometry 2000 years before Pythagoras," he said.
But against the mechanist view that derives knowledge exclusively from given sense impressions, they stressed the dialectical development of human knowledge, socially acquired in the course of practical activity.
The soul is a divine spark, which derives knowledge by inward contemplation, not outward observation.
Consequently, the relationship between contractor and customer can evolve based on the derived knowledge.
Research on different systems is disseminated through different publication outlets, fragmenting the community and derived knowledge.
