"formulated based upon" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe how something has been created or developed based on certain input or existing ideas. For example, "The new policy was formulated based upon feedback from employees."
The reactor network synthesis problem that is formulated based upon this superstructure is a large-scale mixed-integer nonlinear programming problem and its solution provides information about the optimal reactor network configuration.
An analysis of the transition from growth-controlled to nucleation-controlled microstructure development has been formulated based upon the limiting solidification interface temperature at the transition and a heterogeneous volume nucleation model.
Although the questionnaire was not formally validated, the questionnaire and its items were designed and formulated based upon the expert opinions of specialists from palliative care, medical oncology, Kampo medicine, and biological statistics, and also from literature reviews.
The problem will be formulated based on this optimization process.
Interview questions were formulated based on the obtained understanding.
In addition, an optimal ILI case definition with maximal sensitivity was formulated based on our data.
The majority of the model equations were formulated based on the volume of the cytosol.
Hypotheses were formulated based on two general assumptions [ 27].
Seven tryptophan congruency groups in Bacteria were previously formulated [ 8] based upon the correspondence of cohesive clusters in trees of Trp-protein concatenates with sections of 16S rRNA trees.
The likely range of manufacturing costs per gram of DAA were then projected as formulated product cost, based upon treating a minimum of 1 million patients annually (to arrive at volume demand) combined with an analysis of the complexity of synthesis and a 40% margin for formulation.
It is, of course, up to the government of Israel to formulate its policies based upon its view of the country's self-interest.
