The phrase "rooted on" is not standard English.
In English, we usually say "root for" someone or something. For example, people root for their favorite sports teams.
Trees were rooted on Leiosporoceros, the sole genus of the Leiosporocerotaceae, which based on outgroup-rooting is sister to all other hornworts [ 23].
I was rooted on the spot.
Naturally, Cameron aides dispute that, insisting that his Conservatism is still rooted on the centre ground.
Corbyn has never claimed to be a centrist and is rooted on the left.
They would get another three before the end – with the home team still rooted on zero.
Dr. Bracewell's interest in life and matter in its manifold forms was rooted on Earth.
When Holmes catches the pass, his feet, rooted on the ground, just flop, and he falls down.
Other Socialists are divided over whether the party should move to the centre, or stay rooted on the left.
Updated at 10.36am GMT 8.41am GMT 49th over: South Africa: 195-4 (Amla 93, de Kock 12) Good first-up offering from Johnson keeps de Kock rooted on the crease and rooted on the scorecard.
You can communicate because you have plenty of (soul) and you always keep your feet firmly rooted on the ground.
The proposed methodology is rooted on a sound theoretical framework.
