The phrase "based on these issues" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
One example of when it could be used is in a formal essay discussing the effects of climate change. For instance: Based on these issues, it is clear that urgent action must be taken to combat climate change. The rise in global temperatures, the melting of polar ice caps, and the increase in extreme weather events are all evidence of the serious consequences of our actions on the planet.
Based on these issues, this paper focuses on the drive used in the electric vehicle with more economically.
In this paper, we present an overview of data center networks for cloud computing and evaluate construction prototypes based on these issues.
We analyse three projects in India based on these issues and argue how a network approach could lead to success of such initiatives.
Based on these issues, this work initially proposes a safety control architecture that integrates the concept of reactivity associated with de principles of defense-in-depth, and safety-diagnosability addressing aspects related to critical faults prevention, mitigation and description of the development of failures.
Based on these issues we recommend four changes to current process: rationalize listing and assessment processes; develop approaches to prioritize species-based and threat-based responses cost-effectively; estimate funds required to recover species and secure longer term funding; and accommodate uncertainties and new threats into the current planning framework.
Based on these issues, the importance of assessing sexual maturation in studies involving adolescents is now widely accepted [ 9, 10].
Based on these two issues, the sentencing guidelines recommend a sentence of 8 to 10 years.
Is there, do you think, a significant difference in the impact an obituary makes based on these presentation issues?
However, numerical models, and the scenarios based on these, have issues pertaining to transparency, explicitness and accessibility, too.
Based on these two issues, we present a new cluster validity index capable of being used for type-1 Fuzzy C-Means (FCMs), Interval Type-2 FCM (IT2 FCM), and Possibilistic C-Means (PCMs) clustering algorithms.
Based on these practical issues, we suggest alternative quality-of-care indicators that can easily be monitored, and may be relevant because of their association with morbidity and mortality in large observational studies.
