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The phrase "are based on science" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts, theories, or practices that have a foundation in scientific research or evidence.
Example: "The recommendations provided in this report are based on science and have been validated through numerous studies."
Alternatives: "grounded in scientific research" or "founded on scientific principles".
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Other combinations are based on science.
These recommendations are based on science and existing literature".
Blood donor suitability criteria are based on science, informed medical opinion, and regulatory rules.
I wonder what it means for those who suggest that intelligent design or creationism are based on science?
The current nutrient standards are based on science and while they may need some updating they should not be thrown in the dustbin.
But in Washington, Steven G. Hentges, the head of the American Chemical Council's polycarbonate group, told reporters in a teleconference: "We do not think that bans on bisphenol-a are based on science".
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That's why we need a rational debate about GMOs, one that's based on science and not scare-mongering.
It views science as the one central tool that man can trust, and in fact is based on science.
Conservation has to be based on science".
"But they have to be based on science.
Any decision, it said, will be "based on science".
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