The phrase "interactions came from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the source or origin of interactions in a given context.
Example: "The interactions came from various stakeholders during the project discussions."
Alternatives: "interactions originated from" or "interactions were derived from".
But the most exciting interactions came from witnessing the talents of my fellow students — and from considering the possibilities for what the future might hold.
The idea to measure healthy interactions came from some conversations with team members from nonprofit research organization Cortico.
The earliest evidence suggesting homotypic interactions came from the genetic behavior of the Abruptex mutations in Drosophila.
Further evidence for the nature of the microcystin-protein interactions came from experiments where we modified the vinyl group of the N-methyldehydroalanine moiety of microcystin with cysteamine (Fig. 2C).
So far most of the mechanistic insights into the nature of protein interactions came from high-resolution structures of protein complexes [ 2, 3].
Confirmation of these weak interactions came from an X-ray crystallographic analysis of the colourless crystals of [EMIM][GeCl3] which formed over several months at ambient temperature.
Where do social interactions come from?
She explains that for many of the girls the biggest hurdle to normal interactions comes from a sense of shame over body image.
Further electrostatic stabilization is realized by the Arg174 side chain guanadinium with the pyrophosphate moiety as well as weaker secondary interactions coming from hydrogen bonds with Glu21 and Thr28 (Fig. 4b).
Another hybrid approach to supporting tacit interactions comes from a start-up called ActionBase.
The major drawback, besides their inability to model economy-wide interactions, comes from the mathematical programming itself, i.e., the implementation of tax distortions or market failures [22 24].
