The phrase "are based on ongoing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that relies on or is influenced by continuous or current processes or developments.
Example: "The findings of the research are based on ongoing studies in the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "are grounded in continuous" or "are derived from current".
The study design was based on ongoing studies from KORA research, a platform for population-based surveys and subsequent follow-up studies in the fields of epidemiology, health economics and health care research in Germany [ 17].
I offer an explanation for independent judicial review that is based on ongoing political competition between risk‐averse parties.
(This part of the talk is based on ongoing work with Chamsi Hssaine, Siddhartha Banerjee, and Samitha Samaranayake). Our results in both settings emphasize the importance of an integrated approach for tackling the next generation of challenges facing urban mobility.
We discuss the classification and realizability of gaussoids, and we explore oriented gaussoids, valuated gaussoids,and theanalogue to positroids.This is based on ongoing work with Tobias Boege, Alessio D'Ali, and Thomas Kahle.
It is based on ongoing research on temporary shelters in the cities affected by floods in Ribeira Valley, Brazil; the research is conducted under an agreement between Architecture for Humanity and the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of the University of São Paulo, FAUUSP.
The classification scheme for this review is based on ongoing and emerging issues in global supply chain management and includes review dimensions for (1) decisions addressed in the model, (2) performance metrics, (3) the degree to which the model supports integrated decision processes, and (4) globalization considerations.
The evaluation of our product is based on ongoing monthly reviews of each product's progress compared to our 2008 goals and the market outlook.
Community colleges work because the model is based on ongoing value creation -- not just for the institution, as in the case of many private colleges, but for the student, the local businesses, and the economy at large.
