The phrase "a level based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a standard, criterion, or measurement that is determined by specific factors or criteria.
Example: "The final grade will be assigned based on a level based on the student's performance throughout the semester."
Alternatives: "a standard determined by" or "a criterion established by".
You can make a level based on one of those games.
This means that farmers will still receive money, at a level based on past income, but it will be in the form of a one-off payment that hopefully encourages them to farm for the market, rather than subsidies.
It will take hundreds of years but will eventually stabilise at a level, based on evidence from past warmings, about 2 to 3 metres higher than today.
The idea would be that a household with someone in full employment could access rents based on the bottom quarter of local earnings, starting at a level based on 28% of that figure.
Social rented homes are managed by councils and housing associations and let to those on the housing register at a below-market rent set at a level based on local property prices and earnings, among other factors.
Moreover, interest rates on home equity lines of credit (on which borrowers can draw up to a level based on the equity they have in their homes) are by and large variable.
It means setting out to reduce spending to a particular level, based on a view that size matters most, rather than what the state does.
We apply leaky prediction selectively at a macroblock level based on a simple mean square error metric in order to reduce the bit-rate penalty.
On a general level, based on an online survey, this article investigates SEA practitioners' experiences in using indicators.
Clinician, patient and parents' guesses as to which treatment they had received were at a chance level based on an overall analysis.
NemaPath includes a tool to make comparisons between two nematode species on a pathway level based on associations to a given EC id (see Figure 4).
