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Definition: On the basis refers to a particular condition or principle on which something is established, decided, or judged. It is used to indicate the foundation or premise for a particular action, decision, or argument.

Examples:

1. She was hired on the basis of her qualifications and experience. (Phrase used in a prepositional phrase)
2. The judge made his ruling on the basis of the available evidence. (Phrase used in a prepositional phrase)
3. We can't make any conclusions on the basis of just one test. (Phrase used in a prepositional phrase)
4. They refuse to cooperate on the basis that it goes against their principles. (Phrase used in a prepositional phrase)
5. The committee reviewed the proposals on the basis of their cost-effectiveness. (Phrase used in a prepositional phrase)

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