"namely on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to specify or introduce a particular point without listing the details. For example: I have several important tasks to complete this week, namely on Monday, Thursday, and Friday.
The optimum depends on the simulation model namely on what one assumes for the boundary layer on the cone face.
For Mill, this claim formed an important part of his argument that there must be some one, ultimate "umpire" principle — namely, on his view, the principle of utility.
This article reports on one part of the study, namely on comments received at the end of returned surveys distributed to the full range of DHB clinical staff.
We found only one prominent linkage signal in the genome, namely on chromosome 20, showing a multipoint LOD score of 3.0 (data reviewed but not shown).
The authors focus on one of several missing links in the RNA World hypothesis, namely on the emergence of an RNA "chromosome carrying linked genes" that encode ribozymes.
Namely, on the variety characteristic a transition from a case to another one can be considered.
The Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, also focused elsewhere, namely on rising oil prices.
There have been two types of electronic cash schemes, namely on-line and off-line.
Chaisiri et al. [34] proposed a resource provisioning mechanism in cloud computing to offer cloud users two resource provisioning plans, namely, on-demand plan and reservation plan.
The first objective is to compare different modes of dynamic image analysis namely, on-line, in-line and at-line for monitoring powder milling.
There are two major approaches for the stochastic simulation; namely on-the-fly and generate-first [ 28].
