The phrase "advances based on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing progress or developments that are contingent upon certain criteria or information.
Example: "The research team made significant advances based on the latest findings in the field."
Alternatives: "progress derived from the" or "developments contingent on the".
The key factor in selecting UCL was the potential for significant research advances based on the exceptional and novel research proposed.
Remarkable advances, based on the use of techniques such as X-ray diffraction and electron microscopy, have made it possible to visualize many of the molecules involved in the process.
The secretary general of the United Nations, António Guterres, called Mr. Trump's move "a major disappointment" and while he said nothing specifically about a renegotiation, suggested that countries and businesses all over the world had already made advances based on the agreement.
My case research shows that OPVs have made advances based on the learning curve in OLED lighting.
During the past few decades, information networks have witnessed tremendous and rapid advances, based on the important growth in the adoption of new wireless technologies, applications and services, first from cellular networks and more recently for computer networks (WLANs).
A direct comparison of all these programs has not been published, however, recent advances based on the Burrows-Wheeler Transform and FM-indexing used by 'Bowtie' have reported achieving speeds significantly faster than 'Maq' and 'SOAP' [4], and allowing an order of magnitude reduction in memory usage, suggesting that much optimization is left to pursue.
From 1966 to 1976, Mr. Glanzman contributed dozens of covers to Time magazine: portraits of such people as Robert F. Kennedy, Gen. Francisco Franco and Charles de Gaulle, and renderings of events like man's first landing on the moon -- a scene he painted in advance based on the advice of scientists, he said, which is why he omitted puffs of moon dust stirred up by human feet.
Instead, the width of the cone at a given time corresponds to the Hurricane Center's average track error that far in advance, based on the accuracy of past forecasts (calculated by a five-year running mean of NHC forecast accuracy).
If we talked about the joint venture agreement for three months, we talked about the exit clause for two months". In another case, when a company in the industrial-coatings business formed a joint venture with a likely buyer, they negotiated a buy-sell price in advance based on the initial value of the business plus 50% of the synergies that they estimated would result.
DSSR boundary can be calculated in advance based on the topology and without considering load information.
Figure8 shows the simulation results when all the sampling locations for the four robots used are generated in advance based on the initial estimate.
