The phrase "and markings based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements that are derived from or influenced by certain criteria or sources, often in contexts like design, art, or analysis.
Example: "The artist created a series of paintings and markings based on the natural landscape surrounding her studio."
Alternatives: "and symbols derived from" or "and designs influenced by".
Table 2 shows the calculated probabilities of SWMC boys and girls for developing interstitial markings based on age, sex, and the combination of both.
As some ancestral (but also some derived) species of haplochromines do not show egg-dummies on male anal fins, we intended to reconstruct the evolutionary origin of these markings based on the new phylogenetic and comparative morphological data now available.
The company went into liquidation in 2010, Hunter G-FFOX (WV318) is now operated by the Hunter Flight academy Operates a Hunter T.8C two-seater in RNLAF markings and a single-seat Hunter F.6A in Dutch markings, based at Leeuwarden Air Base in the Netherlands.
The analysis of the weapons' markings and origins was based on photographs taken when Yemeni officials briefly displayed the weapons to journalists.
After autopsy, the brains were washed in ice-cold saline and dissected into different regions based on standard anatomical markings.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association's Hawaiian Monk Seal Research Program tracks the local population by closely monitoring the state's beaches, identifying and keeping tabs on individual seals based on their natural markings, flipper tags, or manmade bleach markings.
They extract objects in the first frame based on users' markings, and then track the objects in subsequent frames using color, position, and temporal cues.
A small number of Sacred Ibis were chosen as 'sacred animals', based on physical markings, and were reared for the temples.
As shown in Fig. 2, imaginary auxiliary lines were drawn in complete deflation state, based on the markings and anatomical landmarks such as the pulmonary ligament and inferior pulmonary vein.
