The phrase "and capabilities based on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing skills, features, or functionalities that are derived from or influenced by a particular foundation or source.
Example: "The software offers a range of tools and capabilities based on user feedback and industry standards."
Alternatives: "and features derived from" or "and skills grounded in".
Developing a portfolio of applicable skills and capabilities based on the requirements of the job cluster will help ensure young people are able to easily move between roles.
We make inferences about a person's character and capabilities based on appearance.
In this study, the term 'resilience-enhancing services' refers to processes in social services aimed at strengthening clients´ own resources and capabilities, based on respect for their integrity and self-determination, and thereby strengthening their functioning in adversity.
Here's SGI CEO Jorge Titinger on the deal: "Our HPC and high-performance data technologies and analytic capabilities, based on a 30+ year legacy of innovation, complement HPE's industry-leading enterprise solutions.
The corresponding jobs can be restarted using fault tolerance and checkpointing capabilities based on GRIDSs.
Herein, we reported new antibacterial surfaces with high killing and release capabilities based on a salt-responsive brush recently developed by our group.
The main advantages of using the Decisional DNA rely on: (i) versatility and dynamicity of the knowledge structure, (ii) storage of day-to-day explicit experience in a single structure, (iii) transportability and shareability of the knowledge, and (iv) predicting capabilities based on the collected experience.
They gave integrated plotting, reporting and GIS-linking capabilities, based on predetermined templates.
The PPA and robustness improvement of the proposed pulsed-FF are demonstrated by silicon measurements, and its tuning capabilities based on back biasing are discussed.
Thereby, every possible binary interaction between two molecules in the system can be accounted for, resulting in an unprecedented resolution regarding oligomeric species and improved predictive capabilities based on a small number of parameters.
Beyond privacy risks such as the leakage of single information (first-order privacy risk), we argue that privacy risk assessments and risk communication should also consider threats to user privacy coming from user-profiling and data-mining capabilities based on the long-term data-access behavior of apps (second-order privacy risk).
