The phrase "a prank based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a prank that is inspired by or derived from a specific idea, theme, or situation.
Example: "The prank was based on a popular internet meme that everyone found hilarious."
Alternatives: "a prank inspired by" or "a prank derived from".
Jesse Wellens, the male half of YouTube's hottest prank channel, PrankvsPrank, joined What's Trending live via Google plus to talk about maintaining how they were one of the first to build out a prank based channel on YouTube and how that's impacted their relationship as a real life couple.
Prank is based on an algorithm that can distinguish insertions from deletions and avoid repeated penalization of insertions.
PRANK is based on machine-learning providing the ability to predict ligandability of specific pocket points.
The comedian, who is a 26-year-old bilingual Army veteran, suddenly dropped his accent, declaring to the class, "We have to learn to communicate effectively, people, because if we don't, we will all be lost in translation". Some students claimed not to have fallen for the prank, but based on video testimony released by Barrientos, there were enough who were totally duped.
"It is likely that never before in the history of public health had anyone done a media campaign based on prank phone calls," Rosenberg notes — but it worked.
In the Pokémon series, there is an evolutionary family based on the Tengu: Seedot, Nuzleaf and Shiftry; they are known for cruel pranks and long noses.
Starting in Florida, the teenagers then designed a series of funny and withering commercials, many based on prank phone calls.
However, her acceptance into university was based on a ludicrous prank by the male students in her class, who voted to admit her because they didn't believe it would really happen.
Furthermore, it has come to our attention that your friend, a Mr. "Olivier M," was in fact fooled by the aforementioned prank — or so it seems, based on the email entitled "Personal information in your website", which was sent to TechCrunch Editorial "Tips" earlier this week (please see Attachments A, B, and C).
These calls were based on a series of prank calls known as the Tube Bar recordings.
