The phrase "and based on points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a decision, evaluation, or conclusion that is derived from specific criteria or factors.
Example: "The final decision was made and based on points outlined in the report."
Alternatives: "and determined by criteria" or "and relying on factors".
Individuals receive points for questions they answer for pure recognition and fun, and based on points attainment, users receive different titles which are displayed on a leader board.
24 cases were formulated including general, trauma, gastrointestinal and vascular surgery, and based on points of discussion about the definition and ambiguities regarding complication registration as encountered in daily practice.
"Kopitar is a dominant player, a special player, and it's not based on points, and you saw it again tonight," Sutter said.
The software plots cumulative numbers of blows versus depth, and identifies layers based on points falling on the same straight line where the slope is different from the next straight line joining another set of points.
In the Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis (MESA) population, there was a continuous relation between prevalent retinopathy (defined as ETDRS level ≥20) and A1C and, based on change point analysis, no clear evidence of a threshold (5).
Thus, we evaluated classifiers based on somatic point mutations only, here used as a collective term for single nucleotide substitutions, short insertions and deletions, and classifiers based on point mutations as well as SCNAs, separately.
A preliminary round involving 11 teams was played, then the top four advanced to the medal round and medals were awarded based on points; no gold medal game was played.
He told MLB.com that he would like to see extra innings abolished and for standings to be based on points (like in soccer), not wins and losses.
A spokesperson for the Six Nations said the decision on where to send the trophy and its replica had been based on points difference.
Imagine my indignation when I received a letter from the school about a reading programme based on points and rewards which I will be expected to follow.
