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The phrase "based on work by" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate that you are citing or referencing a specific person’s work. For example: "This essay is based on work by Dr. John Smith, a renowned scholar in the field of psychology."
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The top end of that estimate was based on work by a trio of researchers, and on Tuesday one of them, Mihir Desai of Harvard, said Mr. Trump's team had misread the research.
Based on work by Leucht and others, two sets of cutoffs, one for a "mildly ill" total PANSS Score (≤ 60) and a moderately low total PANSS Score (≤ 75) were used as the "gold-standards" in this analysis.
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NHS England's predictions appear to be based on work by the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
This tutorial is based on work by Eni Mustafaraj of Wellesley College.
A German NER model is available, based on work by Manaal Faruqui and Sebastian Padó.
But another example, based on work by the controversial contemporary photographer Andreas Serrano, isn't any more galvanizing.
The screenplay was by Stewart Stern, based on work by both Mr. Shulman and the film's director, Nicholas Ray.
All of their tools are based on work by Shai Avidan and Ariel Shamir, two researchers who originated the approach while at Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories.
The first edition was based on work by Brigadier General William C. Menninger to aid the assessment and treatment of soldiers in the Second World War.
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In the latter half of the 1900s, many other indices came about largely based on work by Eccles and Jenkins [ 1].
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