The phrase 'based on the uncertainty' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express the idea that something is happening or has happened because of uncertainty. For example, "We made the decision to delay the project launch, based on the uncertainty surrounding the effects of the pandemic."
"We gave them somber news based on the uncertainty," Mr. Chambers said in an interview.
The decisions may have been partly based on the uncertainty of the league's labor agreement and the prospects of a lockout.
Three uncertain programming models are proposed, which can be converted into deterministic forms based on the uncertainty inverse distribution.
The proposed approach was based on the uncertainty analysis of basic random variables and the failure probability of tillage machines.
In both cases, the variance of the new set of synchronized measurements is calculated based on the uncertainty propagation theory.
"Based on the uncertainty of the timetable, we're not able to commit to the project at this time," Jeanmarie McFadden, a spokeswoman for Morgan Stanley, told The New York Times.
The threshold of the misfit angle was determined here based on the uncertainties of the strike, dip, and rake (Gephart and Forsyth 1984; Michael 1991).
Based on the uncertainties inherent in this type of ecological observation, all formal analyses were based on individual-level data.
Our first goal was therefore to determine the uncertainty in the estimation of metabolic flux parameters based on the quantified uncertainty in the NMR measurements and in the prior knowledge.
The assessment of reported uncertainties presented in Table 3 is based on the three uncertainty categories defined in the chapter on Scorings and evaluation criteria: 'a' (realistic), 'b' (underestimated) and 'c' (overestimated/large).
Based on the resulting uncertainty map, guidelines for additional data collection are formulated in order to reduce the uncertainty for future model applications.
