The phrase "a center based" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "a center-based" with a hyphen. You can use it when describing something that is focused or located at a central point, often in contexts like education or community services.
Example: "The organization offers a variety of programs at its center-based facility to support local families."
Alternatives: "a center-focused" or "a center-oriented".
Recently, he was recruited by the Cleveland Clinic with millions of dollars in funding to establish a center based on his ideas.
The Fair Punishment Project, a center based at Harvard Law School, pointed out that the country is "safer under President Obama than under any other President in over a half-century".
After several years of negotiations with the various religious denominations which had operated on and off campus, Bruce engineered a consensus that the university would build a center based on the model of the Armed Forces Base Chapel.
The Nigeria program has chosen to train vulnerable youths through a center based model instead of collaborating with the informal apprenticeship structures of the local skills markets.
The current practice in the Pan Thames region encompassing 5 units which serve the Greater London area and South Eastern England is a center based allocation wherein, a single centre is initially offered both kidneys from each donor on a rota basis.
Rent-A-Center, based in Plano, Tex., cut its earnings forecast to 47 cents to 48 cents a share late Wednesday, citing slower consumer demand and higher fuel prices.
Rago et al. [2] considered a censoring scheme in which sensors either send or do not send some real-valued function of their observation to a fusion center based on a communication-rate constraint.
Firstly, it was a single center based study; as a result the performance of the guideline at different levels of HIV and TB prevalence could not be evaluated.
Nearly 20percentt of all smokers try to keep it from others, according to a study by the Hazelden Foundation, a treatment center based in Minnesota for people who are dependent on alcohol, drugs or cigarettes.
Marketing is not a cost center but rather a communications center, based upon how the organization can better serve customers outside in, as opposed to the more linear formula of inside out.
Imagine that Mass Retail Inc., without receiving large amounts of public subsidy, builds a shopping center based on the assumption that a profitable return on its investment is probable.
