The phrase "and elected based on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the criteria or reasons for someone's election to a position or role.
Example: "The committee members were chosen and elected based on their experience and qualifications."
Alternatives: "and chosen according to" or "and selected based on".
Rectors and deans are mainly elected based on their qualifications as administrators, and aren't always qualified to support the very best research, he says.
He said the government also wants a fair and clean election, as it does not want to be elected based on any election fraud.
So, we all should ask ourselves: Do we wish to appear before smart, conscientious judges or ones elected based on party affiliation?
Each cluster comprises a CH, which is elected based on different election algorithms, and which is responsible for coordination among the clustered nodes, data aggregation, fusion and routing to the other CHs or the BS.
While in SBK and LKE, service sensors are elected based on probability or location after deployment.
In the proposed scheme, each cluster has exactly one CH elected based on trust value as shown in Fig. 4: hexagonal clusters.
"We want people to know their voices are being heard," Phil Novack, the press secretary for Ted Cruz, told me, before going on to say, essentially, that they wouldn't be heeded: "The senator was elected based on certain values and ideals, and he's going to keep fighting for those, even though some of his constituents might disagree".
The entire MANET region is clustered into a set of non-overlapping reliable and scalable hexagonal clusters with CH elected based on highest trust value by the members.
We used 5-fold cross validation to assess the performance of the models elected based on the bootstrapping and random split approaches.
Cluster head is elected based on a stability criteria and could be taken over by another member if its stability factor has fallen below certain threshold.
