The phrase "address based only on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that an address is determined solely by certain criteria or information.
Example: "The application will process requests that are address based only on the user's location data."
Alternatives: "address determined solely by" or "address reliant exclusively on".
However, in the BAMSE study the correlation between estimated exposures based only on residential addresses and those based on home addresses and other locations were found to be high; consequently, associations with health outcomes were not substantially different (Gruzieva et al. 2012).
His algorithm is a tool that estimates the probability that someone is white, black, Asian or Hispanic based only on their address and last name.
In addition, exposures were based only on residential address and did not consider time weighting by other important microenvironments, which more closely approximates measured exposures (Nethery et al. 2007).
Second, our exposure estimates were based only on residential addresses, ignoring other microenvironments (e.g., workplace, commuting) that might be important for personal exposures.
These analyses had the advantage of relative freedom from selection bias and large study size, but exposure was estimated based only on the residential address reported on the birth certificate rather than a lifetime residential history.
However, conventional VHO schemes are based only on network information, and do not address service management for seamless service execution.
This paper addresses the genre classification problem for a specific subset of music, standard and Latin ballroom dance music, using a classification method based only on timing information.
And what's more, 'duck' is not the only form of address based on animals.
It all started with a guess at her email address based on other G.E. email addresses.
