The phrase "and especially based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a particular aspect or foundation of an argument, idea, or statement.
Example: "The study's conclusions are valid, and especially based on the extensive data collected over the past decade."
Alternatives: "particularly relying on" or "notably founded on".
In view of this, and especially based on the herders' analysis of the effectiveness of official versus private measures, it becomes clear that local strategies of preventive herd and pastureland management are more important than governmental interventions in the study region.
In spite of its negative roles the coordination chemistry of Pb II) complexes is a matter of interest, which display interesting structural features as a consequence of the large radius, adoption of different coordination numbers from 2 to 10 and especially based on the extent to which the lone pair is stereo chemically active [11 15].
For example, one can imagine different biomarkers being optimal in older vs. younger patients, in men vs. women and especially based on a broad range of other tumour genetic information.
And commercial classes are based right?–on the market situation, and particularly especially based on labor markets.
George: It's a tremendous honor and pleasure, especially based on all of the incredible things you're doing at the foundation, beginning with your bio.
It is believed that description of dynamics with a derivative or integral of noninteger order can be one of the most effective methods for modelling of real properties of many complex phenomena and industrial processes, especially based on novel materials and technologies [10, 12, 13, 32 34].
This Chapter 3 expands on the conclusions of first two chapters about data network and its architecture especially based on Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) seven-layer model and delves deeper in to layer 1 and 2 of the OSI seven-layer model.
The use of Quantitative Precipitation Estimates and Forecasts (QPE/QPF) especially based on radar measurements could particularly be adequate to evaluate rainfall-induced risks.
Field studies on the landscape-scale effect of vegetation in fluvial and tidal floodplains are relatively scarce while insights are especially based on flume and numerical models.
It did though, give rise to a demand for further research, especially based on uniform and well described interventions, appropriate measurement instruments, and related to specific patient categories.
But our research also unearthed that these top-level findings mask significant differences in the value of nondegree credentials, especially based on gender and occupational area.
