The phrase "on documentary basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to something that is based on documentary evidence, such as facts, records, or archives. For example, "The agreement between the two parties was made on documentary basis."
Not only are Sacha Baron Cohen and Ken Davitian indubitably there in the flesh but the entire film, the entire movie career of Sacha Baron Cohen the auteur depends on the documentary basis — and that's why his movies, spilling outside the bounds of fiction into life, consistently spark a sense of ethical discomfort.
(ii)Reliance on documentary evidence.
Although the original statement is not present, Herz's refutation characterizes it as a whitewash attempt intended to evade responsibility before contradicting it point by point on the basis of documentary evidence.
The impact of each HTA was scored on the basis of documentary analysis, and the information completed and validated through contact with key witnesses.
Menke joined CBS, working on documentaries.
McMeekin is an old-fashioned researcher who draws his conclusions on the basis of the documentary record.
The Italians came to refer to a range of different castle types as motta, however, and there may not have been as many genuine motte-and-bailey castles in southern Italy as was once thought on the basis of the documentary evidence alone.
The historical buildings can become an instrument for the growth of a territory in connection with the historic and artistic value, the ability to characterize environments and urban, rural and natural landscapes and on the basis of historical and documentary interest.
The evaluation of the intervention phase was made on the basis of questionnaires, recordings, documentary analysis, and field diaries.
Schell: We had been doing documentaries for several years at ESPN, but on more of a one-off basis.
Lawyers for Polanski filed a request in Los Angeles yesterday on the basis of evidence in a recent documentary Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired.
