The phrase "a schedule based on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a schedule that is created or organized according to specific criteria or factors.
Example: "The project will follow a schedule based on the availability of resources and team members."
Alternatives: "a timetable derived from" or "a plan formulated on".
No other contender in either league has so easy a schedule based on teams' won-lost percentages.
He advises a schedule based on week-long blocks of medium effort, hard effort and harder effort, followed by a recovery week.
But the government limits what it will pay retirees in such cases, according to a schedule based on each person's age and stipend.
Its software monitors the way people turn a thermostat up and down at different times of the day over a period of time, and can then automatically create a schedule based on their habits.
Based on the number of the sensor nodes within the cluster, the cluster head node creates a schedule based on Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA) to allocate the time for the cluster members.
Late work objective functions estimate the quality of a schedule based on durations of late parts of activities, not taking into account the amount of delay for fully late activities.
These include planning family activities that do not include technology, creating a weekly schedule based on the idea of one hour of technology use equalling one hour on other activities and recreating favourite childhood games.
The Food and Drug Administration requires that tanning beds carry a sticker describing a recommended schedule, based on skin type and tanning history.
After exploring many design criteria, we proposed a candidate schedule based on a French scheme.
Victims and the Justice Department can keep track of how much has been recovered, and courts can set a payment schedule based on an individual defendant's ability to pay.
The subjects will be assigned a study drug through a randomisation schedule based on the randomisation plan.
