"based on the ground" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to something that is grounded in reality or supported by evidence. Example: The company's decision to expand operations was based on the ground that there was a high demand for their product in the target market.
Before climbing on the ladder, make sure the feet are firmly based on the ground.
Most of the attacks have been against targets based on the ground.
Conventional topology optimization procedures are usually based on the ground structure approach.
This datalayer displays the Census Places for the state based on the ground condition of January 1, 2000.
The polygons represent U.S. Census Block Groups for the state based on the ground condition of January 1, 2000.
Using hardware based on the ground or on an aeroplane, Lidar can produce images in three dimensions.
Asteroid ample return is crucial to establish the relationship between asteroid taxonomic type and meteorite type, to draw a global map of material distribution in the whole asteroid belt based on the ground-based spectroscopic observation.
For example, foF2/NmF2 model in the IRI uses an ionosphere-effective solar index (IG12) which is based on the ground-based ionosonde measurements.
Shimbori et al. (submitted) estimated the plume height during 17:11 to 17:19 as 7,000 m above the crater based on the ground-based weather radar and meteorological satellite data.
In addition to the vertical excitation energy (calculated from time-dependent density functional theory), the approach makes use of a novel correction term that is based on the ground-state zero-point vibrational energy (ZPVE).
We prepared a map of the current vegetation of this area based on the ground-truthed remote sensing data, and modelled the distribution of the current vegetation types using the Random Forest technique with climatic predictors.
