The phrase "a law based" is not correct in English.
It should be "a law-based" with a hyphen. You can use it when describing something that is founded on or derived from a specific law or legal principle.
Example: "The new policy is a law-based approach to addressing environmental issues."
Alternatives: "legally grounded" or "law-oriented".
A law based on this assisted dying bill would put at risk many more vulnerable people than it seeks to help.
We show that a law based on continuous diffusion equation can be used to account for absorption, provided the reaction distances between clusters are accurately computed.
Tennessee has a law based off Louisiana's that allows creationism to be snuck into the classroom, and each year we see dozens of copycat bills introduced across the country to attack the teaching of evolution.
A law based on a standard of harm might provide the court reason to look more closely at this issue, but the Washington statute does not serve as a basis for doing so.
To beat the resource curse, the Mongolian government has proposed a law based on a Chilean measure that would save surplus revenue from mineral royalties when prices are high to stabilize the budget when they fall.
In Ms. Bond's case, though, federal prosecutors charged her with using unconventional weapons in violation of a law based on the Chemical Weapons Convention of 1993, a treaty concerned with terrorists and rogue states.
In May 2008, in a landmark decision, the California Supreme Court struck down a state law, based on a ballot initiative, that had banned same-sex marriage.
Different patients have different insulin responses, and a control law based on a non-individualized model could be ineffective.
The main idea consists in designing a control law, based on a linear state feedback, to guarantee closed-loop stability.
The initial population is generated randomly following a uniform law based on a neighborhood parameter to make the individual solutions more diversified and distributed in the search space.
Central to this research is the desire to surpass the so-called "mass density law", 357 which is a scaling law based on an effective medium approach of estimating the transmission attenuation of an effectively "homogeneous" material.
