"this interpretation is based on" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to something that was interpreted from specific premises, facts, or evidence. For example: "This interpretation is based on the text from the 16th century document, which appears to indicate that the land had been inherited by the original owners' descendants."
This interpretation is based on the observation that there is no clear phloem connection between the shoot and stigmarian system.
But this interpretation is based on a longstanding conceptual error embedded in the very language we use to discuss heart disease.
This interpretation is based on an end-of-life characterization, aimed to investigate catalyst, electrode and membrane degradation, by determining hydrogen crossover rates, high frequency resistances, electrochemically active surface areas and catalyst particle sizes.
While the proposal that metformin induces hypermethylation of certain tumor-promoting pathway genes (Supplementary Table S2) is consistent with metformin's proposed anticancer mechanism of action, we acknowledge that this interpretation is based on the assumption that hypermethylation will result in inhibition of gene expression.
This interpretation is based on the experimental result that the temperature at which the offset first appears agrees with the transition temperature in the mechanisms controlling Id and with the temperature where a reversal in the electron flux direction is found.
This interpretation is based on a reading of that argument that is controversial (see note 19).
This interpretation was based on the apparently sudden appearance of art and self-adornment at sites in Europe.
This interpretation was based on committee members' projections for the pace of rate hikes, also released last month.
This interpretation was based on the use of rottlerin, a supposedly specific PKCδ inhibitor (though several PKCδ-independent targets have been reported [29] [31]).
This interpretation was based on three observations of attenuation of CP dissociation induced by jasplakinolide (Jas), LIMK1 overexpression and stress fiber association of CP probes.
This interpretation was based on the error-likelihood model [44], [45], [but see also 46], which postulates that the activation of the ACC (and thus its electrophysiological counterpart, the ERN) is not modulated by the presence of conflict or the detection of an error per se but the perceived probability of making an error (here the ratio of YES/NO responses).
