The phrase "accurately based on the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing information, data, or conclusions that are derived from reliable sources or evidence.
Example: "The report is accurately based on the latest research findings in the field."
Alternatives: "correctly derived from the" or "faithfully grounded in the".
"I've modeled my own house down to the doorknobs and keyholes," which are shaped and sized accurately, based on the real things, Schnell said.
The fatigue damage is underestimated based on the Weibull parameters, while it is predicted accurately based on the Rayleigh distribution.
Dr. Mukamal, who has published nearly a hundred scientific papers on the relationship between moderate drinking and cardiovascular disease, emphasized in an interview that he was committed to reporting the results accurately based on the data.
The crack growth directions are then predicted accurately based on the use of criteria adapted to multi-axial non-proportional fatigue.
Results show that the experimentally measured stiffness decreases of the multidirectional lay-up can be estimated accurately based on the cyclic unidirectional input parameters.
Nowadays, the method of neural network for the fault diagnosis of ESP has been applied widely, which can diagnose the fault of an electric pump accurately based on the large database.
At the beginning of design cycles, it is important to estimate the time to complete the steps required accurately, based on many factors such as the required parts, approximate board size and shape, and a rough sketch of schematics.
With respect to the study population, we have been able to identify the complete cohort of exposed and non-exposed workers accurately, based on company records of employment at the time of the disaster.
For example, he interpreted relationships based on common ancestry and compared phylogenetic representations accurately based on clade patterns regardless of the representation style.
As there was no known ICD-9-CM code for CM diagnosis at that time, these criteria were used to capture CM cases more accurately, based on our knowledge of where the patients were treated.
It was very difficult to determine cancer-specific death accurately based on death certificates, especially when the patients died outside a hospital or health care institution.
