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The phrase "calculate based on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to determine the value of something or make an estimate using a set of criteria or data. For example: "We can calculate the estimated cost of the project based on the materials and labor needed."
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However, the truth--whether investors can handle it or not--is pretty easy to calculate based on readily available information.
While his Difference Engine could only perform one function- i.e. calculate based on the method of differences, Babbage began to think about the possibility of programming a machine to perform numerous different functions.
Ground radar can calculate, based on the timing of the transponder response and the direction from which it came, the plane's latitude and longitude.
Cell values were derived using a weighted moving average function (Burrough, 1986, 153) and then calculate based on known population by state.
"People may estimate and calculate, based on the size of the forex reserves, how much the reserves can generate each year in way of returns," the agency said.
Step 4: Calculate based on if needed.
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Local councils offer student maintenance calculated based on family income.
Fold changes were calculated based on raw intensities.
Growth rate (r) was calculated based on the slope65.
The dextran concentrations were calculated based on the standard curve.
Areal capacity density was calculated based on the active region.
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