The phrase "and sometimes based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conditions or situations that may vary or depend on different factors.
Example: "The results of the experiment are influenced by several variables, and sometimes based on the temperature at which the reactions occur."
Alternatives: "and occasionally determined by" or "and at times reliant on".
And sometimes, based on the mandatory kindergarten screening that takes place in April, parents are strongly encouraged to enroll a child who needs to develop skills.
Sets and locations are far from accurate while the costumes, wigs and impressions are all slightly off and sometimes based on someone else entirely.
Known as Qawwalis, steeped in mysticism and sometimes based on mystic poetry, they are a key part of the spiritual life of millions of Muslims across south Asia and enjoyed by wider audiences of many faiths.
Nicole A. Gordon, the head of the New York City Campaign Finance Board, declined to comment on the specifics of Mr. Green's case, but said that auditors routinely examined campaign finances, sometimes randomly and sometimes based on complaints from newspaper articles or other candidates.
It turned out that the best cut-off for the five-point scale of loudness hyperacusis is between "rarely" and "sometimes" based on association of loudness hyperacusis with pain hyperacusis and the GÜF sum score.
There are some publications based on prospective studies which present evidence on variation in lung cancer rates in never smokers by time (e.g. [ 4- 8]) or by age and sex (e.g. [ 8- 15]), but these data are predominantly from the USA, often 20 years or more old, and sometimes based on very few deaths or cases.
The critics accuse the government of acting in an arbitrary manner, frequently dividing families between citizens and noncitizens, sometimes based on the timing of their birth, and for not offering effective avenues to appeal of decisions on citizenship.
Community doctor variables related to the availability and reliability (sometimes based on feedback from patients) of the follow-up by the patient's local or referring doctor.
Nail growth, shape, and strength are sometimes based on heritage.
First, in German, the onset [ts] is not based on morphology, and word-final [ts] is sometimes based on morphology and sometimes not.
Some of the films screened are familiar to most of us over a certain age: Seven Samurai, Yojimbo, Kagemusha, Throne of Blood, and Ran - Samurai epics, sometimes based on western sources such as Shakespeare's plays.
