The phrase "available based either on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or conditions under which something is accessible or provided.
Example: "The service is available based either on subscription level or usage frequency."
Alternatives: "accessible depending on" or "offered according to".
The methods for the DOI reconstruction in monolithic scintillator crystals available in literature are based either on the clustering of the events collected in a frontal irradiation of the detector, or on the shape of the light distribution [27], or on the training of neural networks for spatial reconstruction [28, 29].
Most of the available MRSA screening tests are based either on the identification of colony material grown on solid agar media or on direct molecular approaches.
Furthermore, they indicate that future interspecies studies utilizing microsatellites should implement the approach we describe here, based either on available reference genome sequences or microsatellite-specific sequencing in a small number of individuals, to avoid potential pitfalls stemming from PCR fragment length incommensurability among species.
Most attempts to use this approach have been based either on few available complete genomic sequence data [ 13, 17, 18], or cDNA and ESTs sequences [ 9, 12, 18, 19] for relatively few taxa.
Robo-Find is available with one of two types of laser camera, based either on a point laser sensor or on a line laser sensor system.
Here the available results of research, both on rechargeable negative electrodes based either on metallic magnesium or alternative materials, and on materials suitable as positive, magnesium-inserting (counter)electrodes for secondary magnesium batteries, are critically reviewed.
Various expression vectors, based either on constitutive or inducible promoters, are available for this system.
Compromised Cost-Time: Based either on workflows or workloads.
A number of genotypic resistance interpretation systems are available based on either rules-based algorithms or "virtual phenotypes".
