The phrase "an equity basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investment, or accounting, where equity is being discussed as a method of valuation or measurement.
Example: "The company values its assets on an equity basis to ensure accurate financial reporting."
Alternatives: "an equity framework" or "an equity approach".
On an equity basis this makes some sense as the developing countries contributed less to the problem, but from an economic point of view it makes no sense.
On an equity basis, the Australian ventures account for about 38% of G&W's net, with presumably a lot more action to come.
This is because so much of the business consists of wholly owned subsidiaries or at least of stakes in outside companies that are so large that they are accounted for on an equity basis.
However, a group of activists from the Foundation for the Economics of Sustainability, based in Ireland, will be present at the conference, and hope to spur a conversation about the formation of a Global Climate Trust that can enforce a global carbon budget while returning the value created by that resource scarcity back to people on an equity basis.
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Everything to date has been done on a "sweat equity" basis.
"Once the $100m large-scale solar round is complete, Arena will move from a grant-based role to predominantly a debt and equity basis under the new Clean Energy Innovation Fund".
"On a tangible common equity basis, we are fine.
Our sum of the parts model where we value the loan book on the return on equity basis and asset management on a PE basis suggests a valuation north of 400p.
We see modest upgrades post this update and, while the shares don't look cheap on a price/net asset value versus return on equity basis, our higher expectations of the capital return/dividend yield will continue to support the shares.
At an early stage it's hard to buy in talent - often it's better to get experts on board on an equity-share basis.
