The phrase "adjusted on the basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing modifications or changes made according to specific criteria or information.
Example: "The budget was adjusted on the basis of the latest market research findings."
Alternatives: "modified according to" or "altered based on".
In some taxa, the number of ovarioles can be adjusted on the basis of environmental factors.
(4) Publication costs shall be adjusted on the basis of known changes in the costs applicable to publication of material in the Federal Register.
The parameters that characterise the response of the shear and flexural springs are adjusted on the basis of laboratory tests on short and long links.
Thickness and composition of the ternary layer are adjusted on the basis of finite element calculations of the strain distribution (FEM).
Convergence standards of different numerical algorithms are adjusted on the basis of a compromise between precision and time by the method of experimental plan.
This timing provides the opportunity for the number of ovarioles constructed to be adjusted on the basis of previous diet and temperature.
The number of factors (objectives) affecting the outcome and the quantitative method of qualitative indices can be adjusted on the basis of concrete conditions in landfill site selection.
The expert scientific group concluded from in silico calculations that at the initial dose of 0.1 mg/kg, which was adjusted on the basis of the no observed adverse effect level, approximately 86.2% to 90.9% CD28 receptor occupancy was obtained.
In the second part of the study the expert system was trained and adjusted on the basis of analytical data, and its reliability in classifying samples in different quality groups was tested.
The water content of mixtures incorporating expanded clay and two types of bottom ash as river sand replacement of 0, 10, and 20% were adjusted, on the basis of the water absorption from the ASTM C 128 method and the water retainability from the proposed method.
Unlike most of the research studies in which the water/cement ratio is adjusted on the basis of the stability and the consistence of the foam concrete mix, in this experimental investigation this ratio is fixed constant for all the analyzed design densities.
