The phrase "areas based on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific regions or topics that are determined by certain criteria or factors.
Example: "The research focused on areas based on the socioeconomic status of the population."
Alternatives: "regions determined by" or "zones according to".
Selection-based techniques generally select notional conservation areas based on the surrogate, then measure representation, or likelihood of representation, of the test features in those areas [e.g. 24], [25], [28].
We used these average concentrations for exposure assessment, after assigning each of the study subjects to one of the nine pollution areas, based on the subjects' residence.
The trust's board could decide to ban off-leash dogs from fragile areas, based on the findings of the study.
And the Milken Institute, a high-tech research organization, ranks Rochester just 71st out of 315 metropolitan areas based on the concentration of high-tech business.
Students will then condense their information to create their portion of a master chart, which will document twelve category areas based on the research questions.
The precise reasons for targeting Sparkbrook and Washwood Heath are not known, but it appears that assumptions might have been made about the threat posed by those areas based on the religion or ethnic origin of the residents.
Thus, prioritization of intervention areas based on the severity and risks of soil erosion is imperative.
Each targeting method selected distinct high priority areas based on the methodology of implementation.
"We've clustered Firebase products into four main areas, based on the app development lifecycle: Develop, Stability, Analytics, and Grow," the team explains in today's announcement.
We looked at the suburbs in the country's 75 largest Census-defined metro areas based on the last 90 days of sales activity.
We ranked the areas based on the EPAs tally of how many pounds were reported released in each MSA in 2009.
