"the issues derived from" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to discuss problems or consequences that arise from something, such as a decision or action. Example: The company's decision to cut costs led to many issues derived from the changes, including decreased employee morale and productivity.
Less attention has been paid to the issues deriving from the different epistemologies which characterize biomedical and qualitative investigations and their implications for conducting research in naturalistic, real world settings.
Although the puzzle/dilemma as such is not in Krogh and Herrestad 1996, the issue derives from that article, where they note that obligations can be yours yet fulfilled by someone else, and they use this distinction to offer a solution to the Leakage Problem (below).
The AR application aims to resolve the perception issues derived from poor lighting, the distance in relation to the multiple details, access, etc. 145 individuals of different ages and diverse origin, making the visit to the monument with or without guide used the AR application.
Although the groups comprised staff from different disciplines, we make no attempt here to provide detailed perspectives on each but rather to report the salient issues derived from the analysis.
The thematic framework was based on the a priori issues derived from the aims of the study as well as the concepts and themes that emerged from participants' experiences.
Especially, the safety issues, derived from metallic Li in anode, must be overcome.
In order to deal with the multiple testing issues derived from the fact that many tests (one per gene) are performed simultaneously, p-values were adjusted to obtain strong control over the false discovery rate (FDR) using the Benjamini and Hochberg method.
The key safety issues derived from the analysis were: inadequate provision of basic nursing care, misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis, delayed investigations and treatment and non-treatment decisions and DNACPR orders.
The starting point for the analysis was a range of a priori issues derived from the objectives of the study (e.g. the issues of drivers, staff capacity).
It's definitely worth evaluating where those issues derive from, but if they're prominent enough to affect your quality of life, they should be addressed.
