The phrase "achieved based upon the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or results that are determined by certain criteria or conditions.
Example: "The success of the project was achieved based upon the team's dedication and hard work."
Alternatives: "attained based on the" or "realized according to the".
The two benefits of exploiting this self-organized joint approach are: firstly, each eNB carries out the scheduling task based upon the local information received from the directed UEs and secondly, by employing the joint approach efficient spectrum, utilization is achieved based upon reducing the inter-cell interference.
Upon completion of the data gathering and analysis, an inter-rater reliability of 0.903 was achieved based on an inter-rater reliability testing process.
The combination of OLM/AML compared with PER/AML also enabled significantly more patients to control their BP; 76% of OLM/AML recipients achieved BP normalization based upon the ESH 2009 criteria [ 13].
At the facility level, we determined the proportion of patients who achieved <7% A1C based upon the last A1C test in FY04 within the specified denominators.
The "idealistic" or "intuitive" studies of knowledge of Neo-Confucian epistemology was derived primarily from the Doctrine of the Mean (Zhong yong 中庸) and sought to achieve recognition of reality based upon the practice of secluded meditation or concentration (shendu 慎獨).
Emily Cain, a spokeswoman for OMB, said that as with any rule, OMB's office of information and regulatory affairs conducted an interagency review process "to ensure that the regulations through which agencies implement policies are efficient, well-designed to achieve their objectives, and based upon the best available evidence".
This laboratory may in such cases be rejected, if the purpose of the testing is to achieve equivalent/interchangeable laboratory results based upon the ISO standard.
All data from this laboratory may be rejected, if the purpose of the testing is to achieve equivalent/interchangeable laboratory results based upon the ISO standard.
The rest of the book is based upon Mia reflecting over her life and what she's accomplished and achieved and answering the ultimate question: Should I Stay or Should I Go? (No reference to the song intended).
