The phrase "based on the same grounds" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the reasoning behind a decision or conclusion. For example, "The court concluded that the defendant was liable, based on the same grounds as outlined in their previous decision."
But others based on the same grounds were filed in the name of the 50 states, leading to the settlement in 1998.
(3) The lateral (plus ventral) pallium of amphibians and other tetrapods (Fig. 7a) is to be regarded on positional and connectional grounds as homologous to area P1 in cladistians, and based on the same grounds, both are believed to be homologous to Dp in chondrosteans, ginglymodes, and teleosts.
And on Thursday, a San Francisco County Superior Court judge issued a preliminary injunction, based on those same grounds, prohibiting Mr. Peron from selling, furnishing or giving away marijuana.
In South Africa, where England were based on the same site as their training ground, players complained they were given little freedom by then-coach Fabio Capello.
It's not our job to keep them occupied". In South Africa, where England were based on the same site as their training ground, players complained they were given little freedom by then-coach Fabio Capello.
It then falls toward the ground while continuing to grow, based on the same processes, until it leaves the cloud.
Due to it being based on the same basic equipment as the original Mk. IV AI, BABS could also be used with the Rebecca equipment, originally developed to home on ground transponders for dropping supplies over occupied Europe.
According to the Office for National Statistics, 58% of self-employed people use their home for work purposes to some extent, whether working there, using it as a base or working on the same grounds or building.
And based on what we're hearing, they're hardly the only such app getting rejected on the same grounds.
