The phrase "are there based on" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to inquire about the existence of something that is derived from a particular source or foundation, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "Are there any conclusions that are based on the data we collected?"
Alternatives: "are there any derived from" or "are there any founded on".
The historian believes they are there based on her research.
Nor were they simply descriptive: we do not see beliefs, after all — we conjecture that they are there based on how a person is behaving.
Open Chatter groups still let me know who's joined, so there's a sense of why people are there based on interest, job responsibility, and serendipity.
Various leaks and reports from those involved in the investigation indicate that the sheer number of emails on the computer taken from Weiner and Huma Abedin is huge, with most recent reports indicating that upwards of 600,000 emails are there, based on the preliminary examination of the meta-data (headers) on the emails.
"These vessels were just not supposed to be there based on what we know," said Jonathan Kipnis, who led the work at the University of Virginia.
Short stories are allowed and Brokeback Mountain is there, based on Annie Proulx's piece originally published in New Yorker magazine.
Fuller explicitly compares him to Chance, the character played by Peter Sellers in the movie "Being There," based on Jerzy Kosinski's novel.
Three bright pulsating stars on the outskirts of the Milky Way galaxy could be beacons from an invisible dwarf galaxy that astronomers predicted was there based on its effects on the gas in our galaxy.
He said they believed Bin Laden must be there based on "thousands of interrogation reports" and the assumption that Osama – "a millionaire with multiple wives and no background of toughness" – would not be living in a tent.
The signal was strong enough (6σ) to indicate that something real was there based on the signal-to-noise ratio alone, even though it was relatively weak for a gamma-ray burst, which is normally a ~20σ event.
"Where that television show has seemed to almost socialize outlaw motorcycle gang life, more people want to join that life, think it's a brotherhood, think the camaraderie is there, based on the television show, and they're joining up.
