The phrase "also on the basis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something is being considered or decided in addition to other factors or criteria.
Example: "The committee made its decision also on the basis of the recent survey results."
Alternatives: "in addition to" or "based on".
Furthermore, one is called practically wise not merely on the basis of what one believes or knows, but also on the basis of what one does.
The efficacy of antiglaucoma therapy should be assessed not only on the basis of one measurement of IOP during office hours but also on the basis of diurnal IOP curves.
They can certainly improve models, but they may have to work also on the basis of their judgement.
Desiccation-tolerant plants can be subdivided also on the basis of differences in the molecular mechanism of desiccation tolerance.
The mechanistic path has been confirmed also on the basis of the reaction order with respect to the active site.
"Artists are bought on the basis of their importance, but also on the basis of their interactions with other works in the collection.
Should legal rules be chosen only on the basis of their efficiency or also on the basis of their distributional effects?
The performance and the specific advantages of the innovative technique are discussed also on the basis of results from on site testing.
The effect of γ-irradiation was evaluated also on the basis of thermo-oxidative behavior of the same modified UF resins before and after irradiation.
But I worry that while people are happily making the switch to two wheels, policy makers continue to view these vehicles through the prism of safety only, rather than also on the basis of their contribution to reducing urban congestion.
California, which has seen ninety-nine cases in this epidemic, is one of nineteen states that allow people to opt out not only for religious and medical reasons but also on the basis of a loosely defined "personal belief".
