The phrase "are managed based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how certain actions or processes are controlled or influenced by specific criteria or factors.
Example: "The resources are managed based on the project's requirements and available budget."
Alternatives: "are governed by" or "are regulated according to".
All sepsis patients in our institution are managed based on current sepsis management guidelines [ 20, 21].
In practice, tower cranes are managed based on demand, urgency, and prioritized work tasks that must be performed within a set period of time in the field.
Resources of multimedia applications are managed based on the service-driven cloud platform.
The teak forests in India are managed based on the approved working plans (generally prescribed for ten years).
On the other hand, in the second structure for VVC, the voltage/ reactive power control devices are managed based on the real-time and local measured data acquired by remote terminal units (RTUs).
In the absence of any evidence-based clinical guidelines, it is recommended that asthma in SCD be managed based on established NAEPP guidelines for the treatment of asthma (as shown in the list below) [ 7, 94].
This study also shows that water supply for Istanbul can be managed based on precipitation forecast.
It should be managed based on legal obligations and the value to the business in creating revenue.
There were only three patients in the study who received a CT scan as part of their evaluation if they were not head injury cases; all others were managed based on physical examination and ultrasound.
This finding has implications for managing PNs in the community; because the risk of cancer is substantial, patients should be managed based on their individualized risk of malignancy.
22 Clinicians participating in the study were blinded to the output of MelaFind, and patient care was managed based on clinical information.
