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The phrase "are based on many" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing foundations or sources of information, ideas, or theories that rely on multiple elements or factors.
Example: "The conclusions of the research are based on many studies conducted over the past decade."
Alternatives: "are grounded in numerous" or "are derived from several".
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One of the other approaches used to predict IDA is the use of indexes such as Mentzler's, discriminant function, Srivastava's, Shine and Lal's, MCV/MCH indices which are based on many hematological parameters instead of one [ 30].
In conclusion, in interpreting the findings by Verner et al. (2013) one should take into account that PBPK models, although useful, are based on many assumptions.
Airline fares are based on many factors, like oil prices, labor costs and passenger demand.
Mitchell and Cameron are based on many gay couples that Chris and I know.
The panelists agreed that published figures for savings needed to be viewed with caution as they are based on many underlying assumptions which can vary between households and users.
These limits are based on many years of theoretical calculations by many theorists, including myself and my colleague and friend Herbi Dreiner, who most likely infected me with the supersymmetry virus.
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The choice of antibiotics is based on many factors, including recommendations from guidelines [ 4– 6] and evidence-based reviews [ 1, 7].
Watson said the IPCC calculation was based on "many uncertainties".
This position is based on many factors, including domestic politics.
SoundScan showed that the traditional charts had been based on many misconceptions.
Lord Black's enormous admiration for Roosevelt is based on many things.
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