"based on the grounds of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the reason or justification behind a decision or action. Example: The decision to cancel the event was made based on the grounds of safety concerns for attendees.
But the nuns of the Sisters of Providence, a Roman Catholic order based on the grounds of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College here, have been praying for Mr. McVeigh.
Based on the grounds of observers design theory, it was shown that the sliding mode technique exhibits robustness properties in the face of parameters imprecision and unknown non-linear behaviour.
Last week, a group of broadcasters, which includes Fox, Univision, and PBS filed two separate lawsuits against Aereo (with those two groups collectively representing most of the major media outlets in New York City), as well as an injunction based on the grounds of Copyright Act infringements, which if granted, would prevent Aereo from releasing its product on the market.
The king, his court and his royal government were based on the grounds of the palace until 1925.
Proper policies and interventions need to be designed based on the grounds of this local evidence.
Upon receiving the CP, the receiver station will immediately discard the packets that do not have any TS or AF security elements based on the ground of wrong format.
The results gained from an informal planning situation in a case study in the Mondsee catchment in Austria show that based on the ground of natural scientific knowledge an integration of socio-economic values and the involvement of local stakeholders enhances landscape planning through knowledge exchange, education among participants and building trust.
Therefore, these measurements, however elaborate, have been based on the ground of chemical enzyme/substrate formalism [ 1- 4].
Quality identification was based on the ground of the R F values of investigated compounds and on the color of detected compounds in TLC.
Physician experts were selected according to three criteria: 1) experience as a practitioner in a GEMU program; 2) familiarity with the health care network of geriatric services; and 3) clinical competency in the evaluation and management of patients after a fall based on the ground of their academic clinical teaching or publishing activities.
The idea of the "objective connection of truths", based on the grounding relation of consequence [Abfolge] was the core of the project.
