The phrase "accepted based on the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing criteria or conditions under which something is accepted or approved.
Example: "The application was accepted based on the thoroughness of the research presented."
Alternatives: "approved according to the" or "validated based on the".
Upon receiving the solutions from the LSs, the new solution will be accepted based on the Monte Carlo acceptance criterion.
Otherwise, the Score cur is compared with the score of the last accepted step (Score pre ) and the current pose is accepted based on the probability P: P = exp - Scor e cur - Scor e pre RT (4).
For each entry, the overall acceptance rate provides an overview of how many students were accepted, based on the total number of applicants.
And Registered Reports offer an additional advantage: because manuscripts are never accepted based on the outcome of the data analysis, the process is immune to researcher party lines.
Experimental runs were accepted based on the performance of standards with known efflux ratios.
As the droplets were slightly smaller, the slightly higher AD can be accepted based on the diffusion and thermodynamics.
The inclusion of Amitostigma in tribe Orchideae has long been accepted based on characteristics of the gynostemium and tubers, though contrasting tribal circumscriptions have occasionally been proposed (cf. [ 2, 16, 17]).
Counting stock spread over the ocean is never going to be an exact science but it is now accepted, based on independent data from the International Whaling Commission (IWC), that the north-east Atlantic minke population is greater than 120,000.
In other words, if a murderer inclines to kill a group of innocent individuals, it is accepted based on consequentialism to kill the murderer to save the victim's lives.
The most widely accepted based on linguistic and archeological evidence, is the "Out-of-Taiwan" model, which hypothesizes that Austronesians from Taiwan began migrating to the Philippines around 4000 BCE, displacing earlier arrivals.
A network can estimate the number of secondary users it can accept based on multiple variables such as the number of primary users, service rate, and request rates by primary and secondary users.
