The phrase "and growing based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is increasing or developing as a result of certain factors or influences.
Example: "Our customer base is expanding rapidly and growing based on the positive feedback we receive."
Alternatives: "and expanding due to" or "and increasing as a result of".
"Instead of listening to the pressure from the industry and what's happening around us, we're just listening to our customers and the community and growing based on that".
"Instead of listening to the pressure from the industry and what's happening around us, we're just listening to our customers and the community and growing based on that". Like several other Southern California brewers, Raub gets multiple offers each year from investors who want to buy his brewery and cash in on the growing demand for craft beer.
This site will change and grow based on student input and the developments of Yale Well.
America's startups are often funded based on defensible IP and grow based on strategies to extend that IP.
Precious' weekend performance even beat out Paramount's Paranormal Activity, which opened in September in very limited release and grew based on fan demand.
A fixed sense of who you are and what your role is means that you cannot adapt and grow based on the needs of the team, and it will be a major barrier to success.
I believe that one of the most miraculous and magical aspects of human language is its dynamic power to change and grow based on the needs and goals of its users, and I deeply appreciate that even humble and technically incorrect uses of language can effectively convey complex and powerful ideas.
Wan and Higgins expanded SRG a bit further and introduced symmetric region growing based on line-by-line processing of the image, making segmentation less sensitive to the selection of initial seeds [ 13].
And their numbers appear to be growing, based on social media and anecdotal accounts.
Approximately 20 genes have been characterised as members of the fly TrxG; however, this number is rapidly growing based on genetic and molecular criteria (Gildea et al, 2000; Faucheux et al, 2003).
Astrology.com recently told Digiday its revenues are in the "low eight figures" and growing, based mostly on ad revenue.
