The phrase "augmented on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not commonly used, and the intended meaning may be unclear without additional context.
Example: "The software was augmented on the existing platform to enhance its capabilities."
Alternatives: "built upon" or "enhanced on".
If we can show that autoregulation is asymmetrically impaired, and CBF can be electrically augmented on one side, a neurogenic pathway is likely to play a different role on each side.
As the films roll out, they will be augmented on Grantland by podcasts, feature stories and oral histories.
The four nights of London stagings will be augmented on Saturday by hundreds of performances of the plays across the country by groups both amateur and professional.
The traditional coloured lights, red to port (left) and green to starboard (right), were augmented on steamships with a white light at the head of the foremast.
The fact is, both types of teams are too small for the tasks they have been assigned, and many consequently have been augmented on the ground by regular troops on an ad hoc basis.
He found out that a good many of the porters could play the banjo, saxophone, etc. and now they have a seventeen-piece orchestra, augmented on occasions to as many as 32.
Namely, cyperspace is not some separate or tacked-on reality to meatspace — we live fully enmeshed, augmented on-and-offline lives.
[20] measured each subject's individual peak alpha frequency prior to stimulation and tailored their stimulation frequency accordingly, augmenting on-going alpha oscillations using a cross-hemispheric electrode montage.
The current study findings validate and augment on what has been reported by other studies in this area.
This means you can now deploy augmented reality on Vuzix m100 and on Google Glass.
Moreover, our SEED participants will now have a formal curriculum to augment the on-the-job training.
