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The phrase "has been derived based on" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the source or origin of something. For example: "The new training program has been derived based on the latest research in neuroscience and education." In this sentence, "has been derived based on" indicates that the new training program was created or developed using the information and findings from recent research.
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A pseudo-first order extraction rate expression has been derived based on concentrations in monomer units.
Further, a system identification theory has been derived based on statistical likelihood principles.
An analytical expression for the steady state distribution has been derived based on the same principles as Hillert's theory.
An analytical model of differential capacity has been derived, based on the isotherm of quasi-chemical approximation.
Moreover, a value of the demarcation limit has been derived based on the fluorescence variation in normal skin adjacent to the tumour.
A two-dimensional theory of grain growth has been derived based on the concept of curvature-driven migration of the grain boundaries.
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The separation equations for enrichment of heavy water from water isotope mixture by thermal diffusion in multiple columns connected in series, have been derived based on one column design developed in previous work.
Also, most theoretical bond strength models have been derived based on effective bond length.
Analytical solutions of the mode shape equations have been derived based on Bessel functions.
Mathematical models of the complete tooth geometry of the pinion and the gear have been derived based on the theory of gearing.
The overall nonlinear delayed differential equations of the dynamics model of closed loop system have been derived based on TCP Vegas model.
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