The phrase "a numerical basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a foundation or framework that relies on numerical data or principles.
Example: "The study was conducted on a numerical basis, ensuring that all findings were supported by quantitative evidence."
Alternatives: "a quantitative foundation" or "a numerical framework".
Two modelling approaches are used one with an analytical basis using classical plate theory and one with a numerical basis using the FEM to generate the design charts.
Overall, these results provide a microscopic rationale for extending constraint counting from chalcogenides to complex oxides, and also a numerical basis for recent functional forms of temperature-dependent constraints proposed from energy landscape approaches.
Completed applications are graded on a numerical basis by a committee composed of engravers, sales and marketing staff and a lawyer who work for the U.S. Mint.
"We try to do it all on a numerical basis to keep it objective, but there is some subjective discussion in the case of ties and other factors," said one of the judges, Edward Purrington, artistic administrator for Washington Opera, where Domingo is also artistic director.
Most of the fiber samples were added to the cultures on a gravimetric basis, although some were added on a numerical basis.
Our calculation therefore is meant to provide a numerical basis for the analysis, rather than to reflect the actual situation in the participating practices.
Furthermore, no approach currently exists to annotate developmental stage for an embryo on a continuous numerical basis, which would be more biologically realistic because development is a continuous process that is reflected in the output of the high-throughput experiments.
All electron calculations and a double numerical basis set with polarization functions (DPN) were employed with a global orbital cut off of 3.7 Å.
Assessing electoral results on a purely numerical basis suggests that the Chavista movement has made gains with respect to the last vote, the most relevant unit of comparison.
On a strictly numerical basis, Fehrnstrom is absolutely right.
Interest in surveillance and in special studies has provided a strong numerical basis for planning and assessment.
