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The phrase "a material based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a substance or item that is derived from or constructed using a specific material or concept.
Example: "The artist created a sculpture using a material based on recycled plastics, showcasing environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "a substance derived from" or "a product made from".
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A material based on sandwiching porous SiC between dense SiC layers is proposed for FCIs.
Last February, Sony exchanged the graphite traditionally used for the anode for a material based on tin, which can store more lithium atoms.
Researchers have long known that a material based on lithium, nickel, and manganese could be used to make lithium-ion batteries that store large amounts of energy.
A material based on quaternized 1-vinylimidazole with a poly trimethylolpropane trimethacrylate) backbone was found suitable for PEth extraction in spiked blood showing the highest analyte recovery in this experiment, 48.6% ± 6.4%.
The unidirectional bezel is made of carbotech, a material based on carbon fiber that combines toughness and exceptional lightness.
Conventional X-Ray Absorption Spectroscopies are fine analysis techniques providing chemical and structural properties of a material, based on the spectroscopy of the emitted photons or photoelectrons.
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Note that the Oa horizons collected by this method likely include some A-horizon material, based on the organic matter content.
This was not based on long term supportive data but rather a grandfather clause which permitted introduction of a new material based on its similarity to an index product, which was used for hernia repair, namely, polypropylene mesh.
A novel material based on nanosized tellurium bound by means of a thermoplastic polymer such as PMMA was prepared.
In [15] the use of a composite material based on polyethylene oxide (PEO) and lithium salts as a complex ion-conductive polymer system was proposed.
A novel material based on cupric II) oxide/macroporous carbon nanocomposites (CuO/MPC) has been prepared through a simple hydrothermal process.
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