The phrase "alone based on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a conclusion or decision that is made without considering other factors or inputs.
Example: "The committee made its decision alone based on the available data, without consulting external experts."
Alternatives: "solely relying on the" or "exclusively depending on the".
"The Justice Secretary released Mr Al-Megrahi on compassionate grounds and compassionate grounds alone, based on the rules and regulations of Scots law and the recommendations of the Parole Board for Scotland, the prison governor and the advice of the Scottish Prison Service director of health and care Dr Andrew Fraser - all of which have also been published".
Bottom line- this is my fault and mine alone, based on the choices that I've made.
He aptly names his book "Bowling Alone," based on the statistics that more Americans are bowling than at any time, but in fewer and fewer bowling leagues.
Watts obtained her first role in the 1986 drama film, For Love Alone, based on the novel of the same name by Christina Stead, and produced by Margaret Fink.
A network with a score of 3 or higher has a 0.001 probability of being generated by chance alone based on the Fisher's exact test.
Our data show that even with properly balanced and matched treatment groups, the Feng study would have a 30 40% chance of showing an apparent treatment effect by chance alone, based on the group size, not excluding non-ALS deaths and not excluding low copy mice [9].
Chumby Chief Executive Steve Tomlin estimates there are more than 40 million such devices sold a year in the U.S. alone, based on data from the Consumer Electronics Association.
In advanced lung adenocarcinoma, which may be considered as a generalized systemic disease, it may be particularly difficult to determine the characteristics of an entire heterogeneous tumor by tissue diagnosis alone based on examining just one part of the tumor.
The number of kidney transplantations has increased yearly in Japan, with 1610 procedures performed in 2012 alone, based on data from the Japanese Society for Transplantation.
Efficacy and safety analyses were carried out in Japanese patients with mGC receiving XP alone, based on results from the AVAGAST and ToGA studies.
The study showed a nonsignificant increase in breast cancer, although risk was increased in patients receiving insulin glargine alone, based on six events in one of the two cohorts studied.
