The phrase "according to the categorisation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing a specific classification or grouping established by someone or something.
Example: "According to the categorisation of the World Health Organization, diseases can be classified into various categories based on their transmission methods."
Alternatives: "based on the classification of" or "in line with the categorisation of".
In that case, only a sample of the candidate term pairs are manually categorised and a figure similar to Figure 2 is drawn according to the categorisation of the sample.
Results varied according to the categorisation of well-placed, the resource examined and the objective distance employed.
19 20 We classed injuries that resulted in pain for over two weeks as "serious minor injuries," according to the categorisation of Lord et al, 21 and grouped them with major injuries as "serious injuries".
According to the categorisation method used in this study 27% of patients were at low risk, 56% were at moderate risk and 17% were at high risk of a poor outcome.
According to the Norwegian Institute of Public Health categorisation, about 90% of the inhabitants received treated drinking water from water works in 2001 (Table 2).
According to the eCcr categorisation, there was a trend for higher rates of any AEs, SAEs and drug-related AEs in subjects with RI compared with subjects without RI, but overall rates were similar between linagliptin and placebo (Table S3).
In addition HbA1c levels were broken down according to the risk categorisation proposed by the Irish College of General Practitioner Guidelines [ 9].
We assessed the association between diet group and risk of diverticular disease with various categorisations and also according to the duration of adherence to a vegetarian diet (non-vegetarian, vegetarian for five years or less or of unknown duration, vegetarian for more than five years).
One involves the categorisation of patients according to the presence or absence of GIF.
Categorisations of evidence and strength of recommendation were determined according to the standards of the Oxford Centre for Evidence Based Medicine.
