The phrase "answer on which" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to refer to a specific answer related to a question or topic, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The answer on which we based our decision was not satisfactory."
Alternatives: "the answer to which" or "the response regarding which".
That left her stranded without 1 across ("What sots don't do?"), a ten-letter answer on which much depended.
A case in point is 'Sleek Answer' on which Poney raps a jumbled stream of ad slogans, self-help maxims and tabloid headlines, punctuated by Bobo's breathless grunts.
Thursday's highly anticipated stress test report is being viewed as the final answer on which banks are healthy and which need more intervention.
It takes about 5 minutes to complete and provides you with an answer on which locus of control you seem to be identified with.
But Nixon didn't give a clear answer on which agency or official was at the top of the chain of command for protests across the area.
The debate may still be raging about whether LeBron James or Michael Jordan is the greatest of all time, but we have a definitive answer now on which one has been humbler about discussing the matter.
You'll have to dig in to your own metrics to find the answers on which traffic segment is most valuable, then spend time adjusting your efforts to reflect those findings.
For Habermas, reasonable political discourse must at least begin with the supposition that legal questions admit in principle of single right answers (1996c, 1491 95), or at least a set of discursively valid answers on which a fair compromise, acceptable to all parties, is possible.
As part of this project, I sent her a list of specific questions regarding her role based on what I had learned from other sources, and she sent back very brief answers on which I draw here (p.e.c.'s, January 22 , 2007.
Addressing this first step is mainly descriptive, and only offers answers on which subgroups are most likely to be exposed, and allows comparison of individual results to the average exposure of the entire studied population.
The memo, disclosed by John Merrow, the education correspondent for "NewsHour" on PBS, was written by a consultant hired by the Washington school system to investigate data that showed a high number of test answer sheets on which wrong answers had been erased and changed to correct answers.
