The phrase "are based on documented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that relies on or is supported by documented evidence or information.
Example: "The findings of this research are based on documented studies conducted over the past decade."
Alternatives: "are grounded in documented" or "are founded on documented".
The protein-protein interaction analyses performed in the current study is in silico, however the identified interactions are based on documented interaction data with references in the literature, weighted towards physical interactions and should be useful for guiding future biological experiments [22].
Patient health record data are based on documented visits to health care providers, while patient self-report data are not.
Except for the two indicators "Documentation of risk classification in clinical record" and "Documentation of risk classification in the clinical record summary sheet" all risk classifications are based on documented risk classification where available or, if there was no clear documented risk classification, assessment by auditor applying an algorithm to clinical data available in the record.
The receptor couplings are based on documented intracellular processes with these receptors and are calibrated using the correlation between the effect of therapeutic interventions in the network and their clinical working memory performance on the N-Back test in both normal subjects and schizophrenia patients.
Normally certification is based on documented service at sea.
All the projections of the future climate were based on documented changes in the annual occurrence of mild weather days from 1986 to 2005.
Asked how many of those were based on documented cases of dead found so far, he said they were many fewer, but he could not give a number.
But as far as I'm aware — and it's something that you have repeatedly confirmed in statements you have made — your novel is absolutely authentic; that every facet of the story is based on documented facts.
This is ultimately the standard I believe most of us want – safer spaces for everyone who respects the dignity of others, and any rejections of association being based on documented infractions rather than generalised assumptions about differing bodies.
It is based on documented findings, rational theory, and the research and clinical experience of the authors.
The parameters applied to the indicators were based on documented results from well-known institutions and are indicated in Table 1.
