"based on clear evidence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to introduce information or reasoning that supports a claim or statement. Example: The decision to implement the new policy was based on clear evidence of its success in other companies.
He said it was based on "clear evidence, much of which is classified".
Any measures should be fully scrutinised and based on clear evidence.
"A new levy won't be welcomed by business, so we want to see a new politically independent levy board setting the rate based on clear evidence with the funds ringfenced".
You can standardize certain parts of care based on clear evidence, which will free up doctors to focus on those pieces of the health care puzzle where there is no data — those issues that are uniquely human and that require judgment, expertise and empathy.
"However, some services may change based on clear evidence and driven by health professionals locally, as we strive to continually improve services".
We're asking the court to step in based on clear evidence that Uber is using, or plans to use, our trade secrets to develop their LiDAR technology, as seen in both circuit board blueprints and filings in the State of Nevada".
We believe it is very important that any political decision relating to registrations of neonicotinoid-containing products should be based on clear scientific evidence of adverse effects … and not on the basis of an over-interpretation of the precautionary principle".
Based on clear scientific evidence, it was time to take the next step and recognise that certain animals could not continue to be exploited as property, Professor Wise told New Scientist magazine.
Turning to Speaker John Bercow, the veteran Labour MP and former minister said: "As you would have heard, and as everyone else in the House heard, I asked a perfectly reasonable question, which was based on clear documentary evidence as I indicated.
So it recommends a more active role for the Security Council, under which it could authorise a preventive use of force, but only after a "serious and sober assessment" of the threat based on "clear and compelling evidence".The threatened country might still, of course, decide to go it alone anyway.
The Syrian Foreign Minister says that as of August 25, 2013, the United States has killed 2,548 people in drone attacks since 2005, based on "clear and compelling evidence".
