"based on other grounds" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a reason or justification that is different from the main or primary one. Example: The judge's decision was not based solely on the defendant's testimony; it was also influenced by evidence presented based on other grounds, such as forensic analysis and witness statements.
Other members were less impressed, among them Ollie Capehorn: "Surely the Oxford Union would always have known that inviting a prolific thug would necessitate increased security, so this news appears to me to be a front for a decision based on other grounds," he said.
Searches based on other grounds, such as the suspect's behaviour, result in more arrests, the report said.
Based on the draft Volume IV Part B and C Guidance, SoC identified based on "other grounds for concern" will include a.s.s
Our current policy is to use ceftriaxone as the first-line empiric drug until culture results become available but to use ceftazidime or amoxicillin-clavulanate as the first-line choice in children admitted with acute suppurative parotitis, in cases with multiple abscesses in the liver and/or spleen, and in cases suspected melioidosis based on other grounds.
Godlee as one of the founders of the first iterations of COPE guidelines, states that editors may be tempted to simply refuse to publish a paper based on "other" (presumably ethical) grounds alone [ 17].
Studies based on other qualitative research approaches (e.g., grounded theory) are needed to further understand how healthcare systems can improve the implementation of emergency response plans and empower stakeholders involved.
Those differences are based on other factors.
Severity based on other criteria.
If this pay gap was based on any other grounds, such as race, sex, older age or disability, it would be rightly condemned," he says.
He was also challenged on other grounds.
Twaite won his appeal on other grounds.
