The phrase "based on this viewpoint" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a previous opinion or idea that you are referring back to. For example: "The city council has decided to move the library to a more central location, based on this viewpoint that it should be more accessible to the public."
Based on this viewpoint, it is concluded that the SCR activity is determined by the amount of NH3 adsorbed on the surface and the H-abstraction extent of NH3 ads), which is related to the surface acidity and the redox properties, respectively.
Therefore, based on this viewpoint of the lymphatic flow, lymphatic metastasis to the iliac and inguinal areas without regional metastasis from cecum or ascending colon cancer would seem unlikely to occur [15].
Based on this viewpoint, Winkler and Adam [ 34] proposed using acoustic emissions at low frequencies from the RFA-induced bubbles for assessing RFA monitoring.
Based on this viewpoint, SRC computes a sparse representation matrix in a specific optimizing strategy aiming to build a linear combination of training set to represent the given test sample.
Based on this Lagrangian viewpoint, Chen et al. [18 21] have elaborately studied the variational multi-symplectic integrators for the nonlinear Schrödinger equation.
Teenagers were also asked to engage with the ideas by writing an essay on how they might take action based on the viewpoint put across to them.
The inhibition mechanism was proposed based on the viewpoint of complex physic-chemical interactions between the cationic inhibitor molecule and the carbon steel surface.
In addition to the conventional performance measures, based on the viewpoint of early warning three measures regarding effective warnings are also proposed to evaluate the forecasting performance.
Based on the viewpoint of application, high photocatalytic activity and recyclability are two major factors which should be regarded.
Based on the viewpoint of crystallography about face-centered cubic crystal structure, the possible formation mechanism for sub-micrometer anisotropic structures has been discussed.
