The phrase "and instructions based on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to instructions that are derived from or influenced by a particular source or context.
Example: "Please provide the report and instructions based on the latest research findings."
Alternatives: "and guidelines derived from" or "and directions informed by".
The approach involves analysis and testing of existing safety and emergency regulations and personnel instructions using a specific simulation software, and further correction of the regulations and instructions basing on the results of the analysis.
Overall, we conclude that worker education and instruction, based on a proper design and innovative theories of behavioral change, such as motivational interviewing, can have a noticeable effect on enhancing the safety level of workers and, ultimately, the safety of the community in general.
This is what is involved in a computer executing conditional branching instructions such that it can monitor and respond to its own intermediate computational states and even modify instructions based on its own processes.
In general, fertilize herbs every 2 weeks and follow the instructions based on the fertilizer type.
The key is actually simplicity – there are six parts, which combined with a little bit of energy thanks to a tumbler that shakes them around at just the right speed, and 'programming,' or implied instructions based on components with lock-and-key puzzle-piece type mechanisms that will only mate with the correct opposite piece, and reject non-compatible ones.
Selecting a jury is called voir dire, and during this process, both the defense and the prosecution/plaintiff ask the potential jurors many, many questions about their biases and their ability to follow instructions based on the requirements of the law.
I will go for my best friend and will provide her with some instructions based on how many eggs I have frozen.
