The phrase "underpinned on" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English, but it may not be commonly used in everyday language.
It is a more formal and technical phrase that is typically used in academic or professional writing. Example: The success of the project was underpinned on the extensive research and data analysis conducted by the team.
The excitement surrounding the drug was further underpinned on Wednesday when the company announced plans for a separate trial of MEDI4736 in conjunction with another drug to create "an enhanced anti-tumour immune response".
"One would think that after 20 years of a democracy underpinned on the idea of diversity and inclusion, white South Africans would know what would be meaningful ways to engage black South Africans," said Sibusiso Tshabalala, a young black businessman who wrote an opinion article about the Hewitts in which he referred to their experiment in township living as "Survivor Mamelodi".
The category of models having a sound underpinning on theoretical understanding are not validated.
The scientific and engineering developments described in this paper have underpinned the on-going scale-up activities.
It is also being used to underpin the on-going update of the World Health Organisation Global Burden of Disease.
The principle has underpinned bans on GM foods, neonicotonoid inseciticides linked to bee colony declines and endocrine disrupting chemicals.
These ranges were based on general assumptions underpinning research on natural products for medical use, which set the upper limit for biostatic/biocidal concentration at about 1 mg/mL for complex preparations and 0.1 mg/mL for pure chemical compounds.
A variety of rationales underpinned their perspectives on CAM, a key recurring rationale being their perspective on the scientific evidence base.
Nursing is a hands-on job, underpinned by theory.
But this is all underpinned by tragedy on an unimaginable scale.
The classic electoral coalition between peasantry and middle class which once underpinned Christian Democracy on the continent (and which also staunchly supported European integration) has long disintegrated.
