The phrase "attainable based on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the feasibility or possibility of achieving something, depending on certain criteria or conditions.
Example: "The goals we set for this project are attainable based on the resources we have available."
Alternatives: "achievable given the" or "realistic considering the".
We hereof demonstrate that the superhydrophobicity and further self-cleaning properties are also attainable based on high-energy crystalline facets by an appropriate chemical modification.
In addition, a useful result is attainable based on phase response of output.
Estimated savings are based on 10%and15%5% weight loss, as recent clinical trials have shown these results to be attainable based on Intent-to Treat (ITT) and Completers analyses, respectively.
In this work, a statistical analysis has been carried out over wide range of experimental data to investigate the accuracy of various characterization methods based on the attainable input data of heptane plus fraction (C7+) using generalized distribution model.
A numerical model based on the attainable region approach is used to optimise and assess the cost of membrane-based processes for CO2 capture from post-combustion flue gases containing 10 35% CO2, analysing five membranes and CO2 capture ratios from 50 to 90%.
The vision is to provide mental health services that are attainable, of high quality and based on the existing needs, and to provide promotion programmes, prevention and education in mental health.
With a clear appreciation of the intrinsic value of human life and the dignity it commands, we adopt the attached Plan of Action for Nutrition and affirm our determination to revise or prepare, before the end of 1994, our national plans of action, including attainable goals and measurable targets, based on the principles and relevant strategies in the attached Plan of Action for Nutrition.
When mechanical or material properties are incorporated into environmental impact assessments, comparisons are drawn based on the property attainable for any given mixture, most commonly, compressive strength.
