The phrase "a development based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a project, idea, or concept that is derived from or influenced by a particular source or foundation.
Example: "The new software is a development based on the latest research in artificial intelligence."
Alternatives: "an advancement derived from" or "a progression rooted in".
Meanwhile, Danny Alexander's promised £100m for "shovel-ready" housing schemes transpired as a vague recommitment to a pre-announced garden cities project, a small development based on a transport project in Barking plus 10,000 new homes at a former RAF base in Northstowe.
In recent years, emergency ultrasound has had a remarkable development, based on a change of thinking about the clinical role of sonography.
A recent development, based on functional approximation theory, has achieved a new functional form; namely, multi-layer functionals.
Ahead of the 2009 Copenhagen Climate Conference, Benedict called on world leaders to "promote a joint development based on human dignity and for the common good".
In China, the wind power industry has undergone a rapid development based on the rapid development of wind power technology and the support from Chinese government policy.
RefMed (16 ) is a recent development based on both machine learning and information retrieval (IR) techniques.
A further development based on genome signatures is that of compositional spectra, designed to reduce vector size and increase technical tractability (Bolshoy, 2003; Kirzhner et al. 2003).
Mr. Modi has tempered his anti-Muslim tirades and replaced them with a message of development based on a record in Gujarat that even critics acknowledge is impressive.
The US National Library of Medicine (NLM) offers this definition, based on the American Psychiatric Glossary: Developmental disabilities are "disorders in which there is a delay in development based on that expected for a given age level or stage of development.
