Can I say "on a floor basis"?

Not really! I would say:" by floors"

Snappy"This store categorizes commercial products on a floor basis"?

dimsumexpressNot really! I would say:" by floors"

Snappy"This store categorizes commercial products on a floor basis"?

The usage of "on a ... basis" is still unclear to me.

If a PC manufacturer provides a manual each for their PCs and each manual is different in content (because the manufac

He only does business on "cash only" basis.

Our relationship with Tony is only on the customer-client basis.

For the lack of a better explanation, I would say: "On the basis of" could be roughly transtated to "at the level of".

dimsumexpressHe only does business on "cash only" basis.

Our relationship with Tony is only on the customer-client basis.

For the lack of a better explanation, I would say: "On the basis of" could be roughly transtated to "at the level of".


Thanks. Are the following sentences acceptable?

5. The company prepares a PC manual accor

I feel if you must use the 2 phrases, I would say:

5. The company prepares PC manuals bilingually according to the product destinations.

Or
The company prepares PC manuals bilinqually on the basis of product destrination.

Both roughly mean the same thing. However, According does not exactly mean the same as "on the basis of".

Thank you. May I ask you another question related to the thread?
Is the following sentence okay?

"The company prepares PC manuals for their respective products."

Does this mean that the company prepares manual A for product A, manual B for product B, and manual C for product C, etc. (these manuals are different in content)?