"based on four dimensions" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is rooted or dependent on four different concepts, ideas, or perspectives. For example: - "The new marketing campaign was based on four dimensions: consumer behavior, market trends, brand image, and product features." - "The theory of personality development is based on four dimensions: genetics, environment, social interactions, and individual experiences." - "The sustainability plan was built on four dimensions: economic, social, environmental, and cultural."
Activity restriction is used to define disability based on four dimensions: difficulties in doing any one of six Activities of Daily Living (ADL) - transfer in and out of bed, transfer in and out of chair, dressing, washing of hands and face, feeding, going to the toilet; or difficulties in mobility; continence problems; or limitations in sensory (vision, hearing) functions.
The study tries to explore the practice of instructional leadership among principals, based on four dimensions, being i) define and establish school goals, ii) manage instructional program, iii) promote learning environment and iv) create friendly and cooperative school environment.
This reference model is based on four dimensions: What? kind of data does the system gather, manage, and use for the analysis, Who? is targeted by the analysis, Why? does the system analyze the collected data and How? does the system perform the analysis of the collected data.
Occupational exposure indices were based on four dimensions of information that were available whenever the experts assigned an exposure to a subject: probability that the exposure took place, concentration, frequency, and years of beginning and ending exposure.
They do this differentiation based on two dimensions, one possession of prior information, and second the cognitive skills to evaluate them.
Most accessibility measures are based on two dimensions: on the one hand the traveltime or generalized travel-cost needed to overcome geographic distance making use of available transport options; and on the other hand the spatial distribution of activities (commonly using GDP or population counts as a proxy).
The foresight evaluation framework by P. Destatte [22] is based on two dimensions, which are the process and the outcomes.
The Kolb learning styles are based on two dimensions: Concrete Experience-Abstract Conceptualization and Reflective Observation-Active Experimentation.
This framework is based on eight dimensions, including the SMACIT (Social Mobile Analytics Cloud Internet of Things) perspective.
