The phrase "a field based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific area of study, research, or practice that is derived from or influenced by a particular foundation or principle.
Example: "The research team is exploring a field based on renewable energy technologies to address climate change."
Alternatives: "a discipline rooted in" or "an area derived from".
Yves Bouvier worked in shipping, a field based on trust and unspoken limits.
Now, the frustrating thing is that I still hear people say, well, this is a field based on small-stakes laboratory experiments, and that's just a misinformed view.
The increased knowledge in human genomics has paved the way for the development of "genomic medicine", a field based on the development of new diagnostic and therapeutic approaches for common multi-factorial diseases.
Both methods are unique in studying chemical aspects of coal and tar behaviour with heating, in a field based on thermo-physical techniques (e.g. H1 NMR, high temperature rheology, Geiseler plastometry, dilatation).
The second is a fuzzy variogram for topsoil organic carbon content in a field, based on the crisp variogram of a related ancillary variable and generalized information on topsoil variability at field scales.
One might think that a field based on objectivity and consistency would rise above this particular cultural problem.
Besides, we improve solving LSEs in a finite field based on a variant algorithm of Gauss-Jordan elimination and use the XOR gates to compute additions.
The Flag of Bangladesh has a green field based on a similar flag used during the Bangladesh Liberation War of 1971.
The methodology is applied to a synthetic field, based on characteristics of an offshore field with high permeability (∼1 000 mD) and containing heavy and viscous oil (∼100 cP, 14° API).
We then contextualize such method to the two different cases of channel (point-to-point) rendering using a headset, and the rendering of a wave field based on arrays of speakers.
Euler deconvolution is an automatic technique used for locating the source of a potential field, based on their amplitudes and gradients.
