The phrase "and methods based on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing various approaches or techniques that are derived from a particular theory or principle.
Example: "The research focuses on theories of learning and methods based on cognitive development."
Alternatives: "and techniques derived from" or "and approaches grounded in".
It is a tradition in psychiatry to choose treatment and methods based on one's own clinical experience.
Different methods have been proposed for key frame extraction, including color-based methods [18], methods based on motion vectors [19, 20], object-based techniques [21, 22], and methods based on feature vector space [23, 24] to name a few.
This category includes the approximation of functions with simpler or more tractable functions and methods based on using such approximations.
Design principles and methods based on the FE analysis tool LS-DYNA are also presented.
Assessment of retrieval effectiveness using string matching methods and methods based on structural characteristics of data.
In the EU, the ECHA has also encouraged companies to avoid animal tests by using read-across and methods based on analysis of lab cells where possible, says Mike Rasenberg, head of computational assessment at the agency.
But use-inspired research breaks this dichotomy; it characterizes the work of scientists who search for fundamental knowledge, yet select questions and methods based on their relevance to real-world issues.
Organizing the requirements of the project, and determining the appropriate verification tools and methods based on those requirements are often reasonable ways to start the verification project.
The solver uses Adams method for nonstiff problems, and a method based on backward differentiation formulas for stiff problems.
differences with respect to predicted and actual, for both NN and GP methods based on the training data.
Learning - encourages students to make choices in content and assessment methods based on their experiences, values, needs, and strengths.
