The phrase "assure based" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The decision was assure based on the data provided." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase itself.)
Alternatives: "data-driven" or "evidence-based".
His endorsements, never assured based on political party, are valued for his perceived influence over his parishioners and in the wider African-American community, and he has backed Mr. Bloomberg in his last two campaigns.
Quality of total RNA was assured based on A260/280 absorbance ratio determined using a spectrophotometer (NanoDrop Products, Wilmington, DE).
With global gender parity in education status now virtually assured based on MDG trends, paternal education is likely to play a critical role in efforts to improve childhood immunisation.
Second, the Germans combined to obtain assured bases for their trade abroad and to secure the most-favourable conditions in that trade.
Mr. Ross's choice of Assured, based in Bermuda, surprised many; speculation earlier this year pointed to Ambac as his likely target.
I can assure you, based on personal experience, that there's no great skill in identifying where others have gone wrong.
I can assure readers based on my reading of the FCIC report and materials that the Fed supervisors did not consider either of the meetings "boring" when Greenspan flayed them for daring to criticize the largest banks' frauds.
He also assured graduates, "based on long and happy experience," that if they follow this advice, they will find some cherished friends along the way.
Content validity has been assured by basing the scale's items on a detailed autobiographical study of representative patients.
From what I could tell though (based, I assure you, solely on reading the material they gave me), all they did during their "services" was engage in wild sex that was supposed to energize their religious "icon" at the center of the room–I mean church.
