The phrase "agreement based upon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a contract or understanding that is founded on certain terms or conditions.
Example: "The partnership was established through an agreement based upon mutual trust and shared goals."
Alternatives: "agreement founded on" or "agreement contingent upon".
In effect the final texts of these treaties reveal that on the majority of issues final agreement was based upon the recommendations returned to the Council of Foreign Ministers by the Paris Conference.
Results indicated that the reliability levels of the CAPS-1 were consistently and almost exclusively in the excellent to perfect levels of inter-examiner agreement, as based upon both global assessments and on a symptom-by-symptom basis.
"There's no Supreme Court of the world, so there's a limit to what you can do, and so the enforcement provisions of the Paris agreement are based upon reporting on progress toward their targets, scrutiny by an international body of experts, and peer pressure to play nice," says Jake Schmidt, director of the international program at the Natural Resources Defense Council.
This agreement is based upon the recognition that, in contrast with open surgery, laparoscopic surgery demands surgical skills and psychomotor skills that not necessarily should be trained together.
For HbA1c the summary regression (DBS = 0.9858 V + 0.3809) showed close agreement between analyses based upon the venous and DBS sampling methods.
At the same time, for some processes, the opposite pattern of association was found (e.g., negative regulation of RNA metabolic process; Figure 12), and for many gene groups, the association between CR and aging was non-significant and weakly inverse, in agreement with analyses based upon global transcriptional patterns among all genes.
WHNRC and Princeton Multimedia Technologies PMTthroughough the USDA Technology Transfer program, have a cooperative research and development agreement to commercialize products based upon NESSy.
The experimental results are in good agreement with theoretical predictions based upon the non-linear modal superposition approach.
Additionally, we present data showing that amphetamine stimulation produces fMRI inhibition at low doses and a biphasic response at higher doses in the basal ganglia of non-human primates (NHP), in agreement with model predictions based upon the respective levels of evoked dopamine.
