The phrase "associates is based" is not correct in written English due to subject-verb agreement issues.
It can be used in a context where you are discussing the foundation or reasoning behind a group of associates, but it needs to be rephrased for grammatical accuracy.
Example: "The success of the project associates is based on their collaborative efforts and diverse skills."
Alternatives: "associates are based" or "associates rely on".
Zam's sister-in-law lives in England, but her husband and some of his business associates are based in Rome, out of the UK's jurisidiction.
UPDATE: Judy Balint, MOLI's President and COO, contacts us to clarify that MOLI's office in Dublin is its European Regional headquarters "with only a few people at this point in time" and its global headquarters are in southern Florida where the majority of its 55 associates are based.
If more than one type of HPV was detected in a lesion by PCR, the HPV type(s) considered to be associated was based on the HPV type(s) present in at least 1 of the 2 immediately preceding cytology samples.
Stock in Associated, which is based in London, closed 15percentt higher, at £7.70 ($14.49).
Our current model of de novo methylation during aging, at least for Polycomb-associated sites, is based on competition between DNMT3A/DNMT3B and subunits of the PcG machinery.
The estimation by the authors that hospitals maintaining a nurse-to-patient ratio above 2.2 could decrease the risk of health care associated infections is based on findings that are potentially biased and unrealistic.
"The procedure to retain money associated with detainees is based on a strong national security interest in preventing these funds from being used in a manner that would adversely impact the safety and security of the United States".
The hypothesis that NLR is associated with outcomes is based primarily on the physiological link between neutrophilia and lymphopenia with systemic inflammation and stress.
Moreover, the entire supply chain associated with cementitious materials is based on the production of Portland cement.
Tree.benefit is the associated benefit dictionary that is based off of domTree.
