"background on which" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something in terms of the context or environment in which it exists. For example, "This project is launching on the global economic background on which it was conceived."
Due to their dynamic nature, these regions can exhibit low LD with neighbouring SNPs due to the different haplotypic background on which any one copy number state can occur.
What makes the real difference, Dr. Roth theorizes, is tablets' illuminated screen, which heightens contrast between words and the background on which they sit.
Their design is flamboyantly simple: no dust jacket but a cloth binding, a cream background on which title and author are printed vertically with a single tiny image on the top.
When the ocean flips from one of these states to another, Dr. Patzert said, "it resets the stage for the climate system; it provides a new background on which smaller events like El Nino and La Nina can occur".
Gone are the early flowers and furbelows in favor of a stark background on which the figure of Queen Elizabeth II is silhouetted in an admiral's black boat cloak.
These endangered shelters – hang-out spots for drinking tea, playing games and watching TV (one has a satellite dish precariously rigged to it) – are a touching picture of vernacular life in Bahrain, a mental background on which to project the current violence.
Such bias is believed to be further reduced by the different experiential backgrounds on which researchers drew (one clinical and one non-clinical, and only one with personal experience of IBS).
A revised style guide for developers promotes bold typography, standardised action bars and card-like backgrounds on which data can be clearly displayed.
His experiments showed that swallowtailed moth pupae were camouflaged to match the backgrounds on which they were reared as larvae.
This strain was chosen because it differs from both genetic backgrounds on which the Fmr1 KOs are maintained.
This may reflect the differing pathophysiology of traits such as hypertension across these strains (Jong, 1984) but is also likely due, in part, to the different genetic backgrounds on which these models were developed.
