The phrase "articulation based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is expressed or communicated, particularly in relation to a specific foundation or principle.
Example: "The articulation based on the latest research findings has significantly improved our understanding of the topic."
Alternatives: "expression grounded in" or "communication derived from".
Thus, among the 43 regular consonant changes, 79% (n = 36) involved only a single change in one of the following: (1) voicing, (2) place of articulation (based on four categories: labial, dental/alveolar, postalveolar/palatal, and uvular/velar/glottal), or (3) manner of articulation (e.g., affricate to fricative), against a null expectation of 29% (χ = 50.9, p < 0.0001).
14 15 25 The Oxford Feeding Study of 271 children with OPD, found those with more extensive motor involvement, that is, quadriplegia and dyskinesia, were most likely to have difficulties with swallowing and articulation, based on parent report.
A total of 280 patients with verified RA underwent computerized semi-automated measurements of joint space distance at the finger articulations based on radiographs.
As the present study did not include articulation materials as a parameter, we cannot tell whether these uncemented prostheses included cups with UHMWPE liners, or if articulations based on highly crosslinked polyethylene, metal-on-metal, or ceramic-on-ceramic were used.
Most recently, preference articulation methods based on reference points, reference vectors, and weights have been examined and compared on a hybrid electric vehicle control problem [121].
The selection of the relevant facet articulations was based on imaging findings of the most severely degenerated facet levels.
Adult crocodylian limb bones have notoriously poorly-defined bony epiphyses making reconstructions of joint articulations based solely on bones challenging.
A direct adaptive output feedback CMAC (cerebellar model articulation controller) control based on only output measurements is proposed with unknown control gain function for a class of affine nonlinear systems.
Across both differences and similarities, the clear articulation of priorities, based on contextualized needs and issues, that is reflected in the themes found in Dataset Two, provides support for Harkness and Super's (2010) argument that effective policies are (or should be) grounded in and reflect unique contextual characteristics.
In the 1950s, Duewag started to develop an articulated variation of its four-axle Großraumwagen, based on articulation technology used by trams in Rome.
The study of architectonic differentiation in the cortex is advanced by the articulation of objective definitions based on clear features of the cortical architecture.
