"estimates derived" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "To assess the cost of the project, we used estimates derived from the market research."
Estimates derived from intelligence about Japan's military deployments projected hundreds of thousands of American casualties.
That's two to three times as much as is typically spent, according to estimates derived from Treasury excise taxes.
The reason is that the many risk estimates derived from a person's genomic data will include some that are too high and some that are too low.
Each year billions of pounds of government spending are allocated according to estimates derived from the census.
AGB estimates derived from a sigmoidal model.
VT estimates derived were compared to in vitro estimates derived from equilibrium dialysis to investigate the BBB transport process.
Continental gross primary production estimates derived from remote sensing were higher than corresponding estimates derived from a dynamic vegetation model.
Res./Springer-Verlag, Bombay, 1984] and estimates derived from it.
The participants agreed that gaps between estimates derived by different groups can sometimes be an advantage.
These results are complemented by error estimates derived from the variance images together with detection limits.
The results of the maximum likelihood estimates derived from (18) are provided in Table 2.
