The phrase "based on simulation of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to convey that something is derived or developed from the process of simulation. Example: "The new forecast was based on simulation of weather patterns over the past decade."
The performance-based engineering approach, as opposed to prescriptive rules of code-based design, is based on simulation of real structural behavior.
Performance of outlier and neutral loci for mixed composition analyses based on simulation of a range of realistic fishery scenarios and according to actual and simulated baselines, including standard deviations.
Furthermore, it facilitates predictive applications for monitoring studies based on simulation of various scenarios.
The entire analysis is based on simulation of a previously validated model for an MSF plant.
Our heat source model mechanistically describes heating phenomena based on simulation of micro-scale electron-material interactions.
The approach based on simulation of a rainfall event very closely matched the reference datasets derived by manual inspection of the ALS digital elevation model and field surveys.
The robustness of the fracture criteria, i.e., their ability to simulate fracture given varying stress states and mesh sizes, are investigated based on simulations of experiments.
Those estimates are based on simulations of how a midsized vehicle would perform with a multicylinder version of the new engine.
To overcome this limitation, we suggest deriving wetness indices based on simulations of distributed catchment models.
Based on simulations of this parallel-unification PLM, we found speedups of a factor of two to three in the unification operation when it is performed on parallel hardware.
