The phrase "a ground on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a basis or reason for something, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "We need to establish a ground on which to build our argument."
Alternatives: "a basis for" or "a foundation for".
"It is not uncommon for 'mules' to bring the pyrotechnics into a ground on behalf of others, and in one incident at a Premier League match last season a child aged around eight was observed aiding those involved in pyrotechnic use.
In their paper, the pair describe them as "evolutionary systems [that] form a ground on top of which the cultural and individual variants of love are built".
If England could have picked a ground on which to seek retribution they might well have chosen Edgbaston, their most successful home venue of those that have staged a significant number of matches.
If the White House resists Democratic plans for a major expansion of the popular program, Mr. Dingell said, "that's a ground on which I will be very happy to fight".
But to succeed fully, they need to overturn the series form book on a ground on which they are unbeaten since 2005 and which, after a string of draws, has seen them win six of the last seven matches there, the only break coming with a washout against Sri Lanka last year.
What satisfaction it would have given them to see our nation today led by a product of Fettes and a son of the manse from Fife. 2 Arbroath is the only town known to Smallweed with a football league club boasting a ground on the beach - or at least on the seaward side of its coast road.
joined them after damage from a grounding on Block Island was repaired; she departed on 30 January and arrived in Scotland on 11 February.
Fielding a grounder on a short hop is more difficult, because you have less time to react to the ball's bounce.
He could not produce a middle ground on a tobacco settlement.
If the ground share were to be successful, it would be the first time two London clubs have shared a home ground on a permanent basis.
Turkey has ruled out a ground operation on its own against IS in Syria.
