The phrase "rules derived from" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate the source from which a particular set of regulations or guidelines have been created. For example, "The company implemented new safety regulations derived from international standards."
Some cumulative damage rules derived from Palmgren Miner's rule are presented in the present paper.
Despite these efforts, results are often contradictory, and rules derived from these studies are accordingly vague.
The model made use of minimized local rules derived from empirical data.
This knowledge is expressed in the form of rules derived from experimental data sets.
The fuzzy predictor is based on a set of fuzzy rules derived from experimental observations and expert knowledge.
The rules derived from the data set provide an indication of how to effectively study this problem in further investigations.
Mohammad F, Theisen-Toupal JC, Arnaout R. Advantages and limitations of anticipating laboratory test results from regression- and tree-based rules derived from electronic health-record data.
These commentaries, produced since the 13th century, focused on legal theory and on rules derived from actual disputes and hypothetical cases.
Simulations are based on a cellular automata (CA) approach using rules derived from experiments and the experimental validation of the simulated phenomenology is given for noteworthy cases.
Finally, we discuss how the formal modelling and verification suggests further refinements of the rules derived from the informal analysis of empirical data.
The optimization strategy used here depends on a fuzzy controller guided by a set of rules derived from statistical concepts, response surface models, and experts' knowledge.
