"findings stemming from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe findings that are related to or based on something. For example: "The findings stemming from the survey revealed a high level of customer satisfaction."
The consequences of these findings, stemming from the economic and operational justification, led to the actual purchase of a MRF site for Lucas County, Ohio (USA).
The findings stemming from our cross-disciplinary team approach were rewarding academically and personally.
Final interpretation of results will rely on the joint appraisal of the findings stemming from the quantitative and qualitative study components.
A different question is whether one would expect findings stemming from a small convenience sample to be reproduced in a broad, representative sample.
We summarize here our findings stemming from a workshop on 'Text Mining for the BioCuration Workflow,' held at the third International Biocuration Conference (Berlin, 2009).
It is expected that the findings stemming from this regional research project will be substantial and very beneficial from a public health perspective.
The findings stem from a survey of 788 adults with brain cancer at 52 centers in the United States and Canada.
The university said yesterday that the N.C.A.A. findings stemmed from an eligibility question that UConn brought to the association's attention.
The House panel's findings stemmed from dozens of interviews with former employees and more than 240,000 documents.
The findings stem from an analysis of 784 adverts on popular ITV and Channel 4 shows during 20.75 hours of programming between October and December 2013 by Rosa Whalen and Emma Boyland of Liverpool University's psychological sciences department.
