The phrase "resources derived from" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the source or origin of something, particularly if that thing has been created or obtained from other materials or sources. Example: The company's profits primarily come from resources derived from their natural gas operations. In this sentence, the phrase "resources derived from" is used to indicate that the company's profits are generated from natural gas, which is their main source or origin of income.
We explored a new approach to tracking population losses in poorly known species across broad spatial scales, based on integration of tools from ecological niche modeling with data resources derived from remotely sensed land-cover information.
In 2010, however, the patents were cancelled following appeals from the African Centre for Biosafety in South Africa and the Berne Declaration in Switzerland, calling the patents "an illegitimate and illegal monopolisation of genetic resources derived from traditional knowledge and a stark opposition to the convention on biodiversity".
Echoing a popular argument of the fossil fuel industry, Perry wrote that pro-renewables regulations issued by past U.S. administrations "threaten to undercut the performance of the grid" and have caused "the erosion of critical baseload resources" derived from coal, natural gas, and nuclear energy.
In future studies aimed at assessing changes in the lagoon, resources derived from the cost reductions achieved using family level could be employed to plan more frequent surveys and/or to adopt complex spatial sampling designs with a high number of replicates.
Advanced Inter-crossed Lines (AILs) are the fixed populations serving as permanent resources derived from MAGIC and are similar to recombinant inbred (RI) populations derived from bi-parental crosses.
Not to suggest such a rule to buttress his two other requests would seem to naively ignore the way the Clinton organization wields power with resources derived from an influence-peddling "fundraising powerhouse" that "has no equal".
And of course, we are paying -- since ultimately, Medicare and Medicaid resources derive from taxpayers.
These costs were estimated by multiplying the units of resource categories for six months by the average cost of the resource derived from the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey database [ 34- 36], and then multiplying by two to project annual costs.
In this report, we described a new conifer EST resource derived from 49,101 high quality 5' and 3' reads that were assembled to produce 16,578 consensus sequences averaging 797 nucleotides in length, and representing 14,471 different "transcripts".
The most common method was to abstract mean patient resource utilization, such as the number of clinic visits, hospitalizations and procedures, through chart reviews or insurance databases, and to combine these data with the mean unit costs of each resource, derived from local or national accounting databases.
The lion's share of those resources derives from revenues received for the instruction of students.
