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The phrase "based on patterns" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is influenced or determined by certain patterns or trends. Example: "The company's marketing strategy was based on patterns of consumer behavior."
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Models developed based on patterns in data from one state or jurisdiction may not do as well in another.
We make lightning-fast assumptions based on patterns, purpose, and context.
7) Make daily use of exercises based on patterns of movements: push, pull, carry, etc.
The world is based on patterns, and the exhibition invites children to investigate examples from nature, science, culture and art.
The intricate tile work is based on patterns from the Alhambra palace in Spain.
Köppen climate classification mapThe major climatic types are based on patterns of average precipitation, average temperature, and natural vegetation.
Based on patterns of variation in present-day brown bears, seven main extant clades have been described (Fig. 1).
That's a damning conclusion, not least because their model is based on patterns derived from this data.
The system analyzes the waveform of the message and makes some inferences about content based on patterns in the waveform.
The districts, our primary study area and our secondary study area, were chosen based on patterns of building typology.
The I.R.S. relies on data at least 11 years old to select returns for audits based on patterns of income and deductions, Mr. Burnham said.
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