This expression is correct and is commonly used in written English.
For example, "Based on the current development, it appears that the new product will launch on schedule."
Based on the current growth rate, development in Beijing will heavily depend on external resources that may make the system being more fragile in the future.
This new vision is based on the current neuroscience, child development research and international promising practices in early childhood education and care.
A design science approach to IS research needs to grapple with the fact that a number of relevant, economically attractive, external IT artifacts cannot be designed from scratch nor meaningfully evaluated based on the current state of development, and so design science research will struggle with incomplete cycles of design, relevance, and rigor.
The GO terms with significant Q-values (less than 10−5) and additional terms with less significant enrichment containing sets of genes likely to be involved in LM development based on the current knowledge of muscle development were identified (Table 1).
Though our choice of studying fragmentation of care at the segment level was partly due to the limited availability of data, it was also a decision made based on the current stage of primary care development in Hong Kong.
In China, although per capita energy consumption is lower in the urban rail transit system than other modes of transportation, the total energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions will reach considerable levels based on the current speed of urban rail transit system development.
The concept of an integrated workplace planning module is proposed, and its development procedure is based on the current planning process.
Development of instruments based on the current laboratory prototype is expected to result in products for clinical trials and point-of-care.
The KINDEX was developed at the University of Konstanz, Germany in 2009 [ 71] based on the current literature on risk factors for healthy child development.
The KINDEX was developed at the University of Konstanz, Germany in 2009 [ 55] based on the current literature on risk factors for healthy child development.
