The phrase "assemblages based on a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing collections or groupings that are formed or categorized according to a specific criterion or theme.
Example: "The museum features various assemblages based on a historical context, showcasing artifacts from different eras."
Alternatives: "collections derived from a" or "groupings centered around a".
An evaluation of the key UHT assemblages based on model proportion calculation suggests a counterclockwise P T path.
A qualitative zonation of the benthic assemblages based on the video surveys is presented along with dominant fish and crustacean catch data for comparable depth strata.
The ground-state triplet biradical serves as building blocks for molecule-based magnets of S > 1/2 of molecular assemblages based on electrostatic interactions between molecular ions.
This article evaluates the complexity of governance assemblages based on the translation and mutation of European Union bioenergy policies.
By reviewing documentation related to the boxed faunal specimens in the Hearst, the student will help us prioritize analysis of the assemblages based on those which have the best provenience and documentation.
I've come to see a sculpture entitled "Cost of Living (Aleyda)," by Josh Kline, one of a series, for which Kline, who is thirty-six, interviewed janitorial workers and then used 3-D-printing technology to create sculptural assemblages based on scans of their bodies.
The quartz in our sample was produced with a simple platform/bipolar technology and used for a wide variety of activities in every aspect comparable to the range of uses identified in the contemporaneous blade assemblages based on flint.
This paper provides quantification of the attributes of the uplifted area, determining the pre-quake extent of the intertidal habitats, and attempting to reconstruct some intertidal community assemblages based on post-quake artefacts.
In this model three newly developed sub-models, integrated habitat index (IHSI), integrated ecological niche breadth (INB) and integrated ecological niche overlap (INO), are established to study spatial heterogeneity of the restoration potential of fish assemblages based on gradient methods of habitat suitability index and ecological niche models.
The morphological variance-covariance matrices of the assemblages based on the Mmax scores of seven sub-elements have nearly identical structures (Figure 5).
