The phrase "a judgement based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasoning or criteria behind a decision or opinion.
Example: "The committee's decision was a judgement based on the evidence presented during the hearing."
Alternatives: "an assessment derived from" or "a conclusion drawn from".
They are looking at the seats, looking at the candidates and making a judgement based on that.
It is a judgement based on values at odds with the One Nation, compassionate conservatism that Cameron espouses tonally.
It is what allows you to look beyond the confines of this court to the wider world, and to make a judgement based not just on law, but to make a judgement based on justice.
However, he will say that Britain could be successful in or out of Europe, and that voters must make a judgement based on the reforms he hopes to secure.
You have to make a judgement based on whose values you share and who you trust.
It was purely a case of coming to a judgement based on the evidence that we'd heard.
The Environment Agency says that the decision to declare a drought in a particular area is "an expert judgement" based on a number of factors.
The scenario described to all participants was that they were making a telemedicine judgement based on a video clip shown to them by a member of junior medical staff.
Since a clinical judgement based on a shared interdisciplinary evaluation appears to be the best available option to respect ethico-legal obligations to assess patient capacity, a sound understanding of consent and its accurate evaluation in practice should form part of pre and postgraduate training.
The SEM after one week, between the first performance and second performances of the FFST, was 70 s; therefore, we advise that one not make a definitive judgement based on the outcome of the FFST when one performs the test for the first time.
The use of AHP methods for AR design enable experts to deal with complex and contrasting concepts and express a preference among them with a subjective judgement based on their personal understanding of the problem.
