The phrase "based on some metric" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing decisions, evaluations, or analyses that rely on specific measurements or criteria.
Example: "The team's performance was evaluated based on some metric that assessed their efficiency and productivity."
Alternatives: "according to a certain measure" or "relying on a specific criterion."
To optimize the design of sensing networks, pre-posterior analysis of the network can be conducted based on some metric for comparing alternative monitoring schemes.
Assessment algorithms typically assign a score to a photo based on some metric.
An adaptive algorithm adjusts the main filter coefficients based on some metric applied to the output error.
These genes can be ranked accordingly based on some metric that is entropy-dependent for the purpose of quantifying phylogenetic informativeness.
Rather documents are ranked based on some metric involving word frequencies in the documents or on patterns of linkage among websites [ 19, 20].
Most decisions involve a mix of good and bad aspects that must be weighed against each other based on some societal metric.
A clustering algorithm is used to group genes that are coexpressed over all conditions/samples or to group experimental conditions over all genes based on some similarity/dissimilarity metric.
It's a site that only lets in the genetically blessed based on some mysterious beauty metric – and today the personal data of 1.1 million BeautifulPeople.com members is for sale on the black market.
The main purpose of this paper is to study the coincidence point and common fixed point theorems in the product spaces of mixed-monotonically complete quasi-ordered metric spaces based on some new types of contractive inequalities.
Yet based on one important metric, the law's been remarkably successful.
We detected increasing blood THM concentrations across exposure metrics based on the noningestion metric alone or a total exposure metric based on ingestion and noningestion data.
