The phrase "are eventually based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or underlying principles of a concept, idea, or system that develops over time.
Example: "The theories we discuss in this course are eventually based on years of research and experimentation."
Alternatives: "are ultimately grounded in" or "are fundamentally derived from".
This provided us with both an absolute measure of pleasantness for each stimulus (i.e., the rating between −5 and 5 on each VAS) as well as a relative measure of pleasantness for one stimulus versus the other (model building was eventually based on the absolute, not relative, values).
To guard against potential abuse, the historians said, the distances were eventually based on those given in a published gazetteer.
The definitions for respiratory and hemodynamic complications in the present study were eventually based on pathophysiologic reasoning, earlier publications of bronchoscopy associated complications [ 17, 18] and literature [ 19].
The figures are eventually corrected based on data on the number of people covered by unemployment insurance, which is more accurate but available on a delayed basis.
In the future, as cancer treatment protocols are eventually developed based on models and control system design methodologies (Fig. 1), and as model parameters and initial states become individualized through patient specific laboratory measurements, treatment dose time course schedules will become individualized as a direct consequence of using model-based control system designs.
Eventually, based on the results, two dimensionless parameters are useful in the design process are proposed.
Trading on the stock was eventually halted based on the poor information causing the run on the stock.
The priority aware mechanism is implemented through a rate cutting mechanism which is eventually executed based on their date rates.
A hiring decision was eventually made based on an integrative calculation of an applicant's certifiable qualifications (shown via objective evaluations of the applicant's resume, as well as performance in the test and interviews) and non-certifiable qualifications (through evaluating the applicant's references).
