The phrase "based on a neat" is not correct and usable in written English.
It does not have a clear meaning and therefore cannot be used. However, you could use the phrase "based on a neat idea" if it is more appropriate for the sentence. For example: "Our plan for the new marketing campaign was based on a neat idea."
Starting from two commercial clothes mainly constituted by woven PA6 fibers, single polymer composites (SPCs) involving 24, 30 and 36 layers of each fabric were prepared and investigated taking compression molded plates based on a commercial neat PA6 grade as the reference material.
The Healthy Toddlers intervention is developed and refined based on a pilot program, Nutrition Education Aimed at Toddlers (NEAT) [ 16], that provided initial evidence of increased nutrition knowledge within the intervention group as well as decreased television watching during meals and is based on the Social Cognitive Theory (SCT) [ 17].
The Chemical Ligation Dependent Probe Amplification assay (CLPA) is a Non Enzymatic Assay Technology (NEAT) based on a non-enzymatic oligonucleotide probe ligation method [25].
The attention of this work is driven towards the investigation of thermoplastic composite materials, based on a polypropylene matrix, which may be neat, or modified by the addition of a relatively low amount of a specific compatibilizing agent, and reinforced with glass or jute fibres.
In this work, several composite materials based on a polypropylene matrix, which may be neat, or modified by addition of a certain amount of a specific compatibilizing agent, and reinforced with glass, or jute, woven fibres are considered and subjected to cyclic bending tests.
A neat conversion rule-of-thumb is based on a 60-month average life portfolio average: 50% x 60, is 30 months.
The findings presented in Section 3 provide a neat and compact description of entry trends in the four countries, based on a standardization technique of a type that is ubiquitous in demography.
"Based on a True Story" — Blake Shelton.
