The phrase "a new standard based" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a new standard that is based on certain criteria or principles, but it needs to be followed by a noun to be grammatically correct.
Example: "We are implementing a new standard based on the latest research findings."
Alternatives: "a new standard established" or "a new standard derived".
Larimer County and Fort Collins, Colorado, looked like they were just sneaking in under the new standard, based on a central city monitor.
The new standard, based on maximum running 8-hr average, is 80 ppb.
Both Judge Tatel's dissenting opinion and the various Supreme Court appeals assert that the agency's process for setting its new standards, based on dozens of studies as well as review by an independent scientific advisory panel, bore no relationship to the casual and high-handed approach portrayed by the appeals court majority.
Alternative Titles: Houston Alfred Baker, Jr. Houston A. Baker, Jr., in full Houston Alfred Baker, Jr., (born March 22, 1943, Louisville, Kentucky, U.S ., American educator and critic who proposed new standards, based on African American culture and values, for the interpretation and evaluation of literature.
Besides presenting the CCDM itself this paper represents an important new wave in geo-information standardization: after the domain independent basic geo-information standards (current series of ISO and OGC standards), the new standards based on specific domains will now be developed.
At AAU up to 13 programs--out of 16 for which data were available--wouldn't meet the new standards, based on preliminary rates the Department of Education calculated in 2012.
In this paper we show how a formal approach to design may speed up the development process for a new standard-based product: an interception device for GSM networks.
Creating a new privacy standard based not on a binary identifiability standard, but on the extent to which attributes that may be revealed or inferred depend on an individual's data and the potential harm that may result.
To address these problems, we propose a new gold standard based on expert curation and recommend appropriate uses of the standard that ensure accurate evaluation.
