The phrase "explored on the basis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It often appears in academic writing, and is used to refer to a process of investigation or observation. For example: This research was explored on the basis of detailed interviews with participants.
After the first prediction of skyrmions in magnetic materials more than 20 years ago1,2, they were intensively explored on the basis of phenomenological models3,4.
Polymer degradation has been explored on the basis of synergistic infectious and inhibitive interaction between separate materials.
In addition, theoretical analysis of the photoelectric effect is preliminarily explored on the basis of the flat band potential results.
The proportional relations between spatial and plane cable nets are firstly explored on the basis of projection principle.
The possible correlations between solution viscosity and the self-diffusion coefficients of the ions were explored on the basis of the Stokes Einstein equation.
Many non-RE XL elements are also explored on the basis of size mismatch between Mg and XL, including Tl, Sb, Pb, Na, Te, Bi, Pa, Ca, Th, K, Sr an additional 55 ternary systems.
The horizon of expectation, on the other hand, is the unfolding of the array of projects that one can now undertake, of paths that one can now begin to explore on the basis of this space of experience.
The perception of a smell as authentic is, then, the result of an interpretation process, which we will explore on the basis of a case study.
We all like to imagine that the academic literature is composed of worthy papers by independent academics exploring things on the basis of interest.
Insights of three uncertain factors (i.e. exposure frequency, intake rate and health-risk threshold) for the remediation system are also explored, on a basis of understanding their impacts on health risk as well as their importance order.
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