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The phrase "are based on decades" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that has been developed or established over a long period of time, typically in reference to research, theories, or practices.
Example: "The conclusions drawn in this report are based on decades of extensive research in the field of climate science."
Alternatives: "are grounded in decades" or "are founded on decades".
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Current predictive tools for LBO are based on decades old empirical correlations that have limited applicability for modern combustor design.
But the viability of those networks are based on decades of public investments in the Internet, the companies' use of public rights of way and, in the case of some companies, a long government-sanctioned monopoly over telephone service.
"People make holiday resolutions: 'Oh, I'm not going to get mad at Uncle So-and-So, or at my mother or father.' And how long does that last?" His tips for breaking out of those crazy-making ruts are based on decades of teaching — and common sense.
The report's findings are based on decades of Ceres' work with investors and companies, and in-depth interviews with Ceres Investor Network members.
Medical Medication recommendations, if necessary, are based on decades of research demonstrating potential benefits.
"However, there are also very solid conclusions that are based on decades of research and multiple lines of evidence".
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Our good reputation is based on decades of an impeccable trajectory.
At present, our understanding is based on decades of meticulous anatomical studies.
The framework is based on decades of research on embodied action-oriented semantics and efficient computational realization of a deep semantic analyzer (parser).
The Training Program is based on decades of research suggesting that changes in parenting practices are associated with positive outcomes for children.
Phil Baty, the editor of the Times Higher Education Rankings, said by telephone from London that Japan's success was "exceptional" and was based on decades of postwar development.
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