The phrase "a scorecard based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method of evaluation or assessment that relies on specific criteria or data points.
Example: "The company implemented a scorecard based on key performance indicators to track employee productivity."
Alternatives: "a performance metric derived from" or "an evaluation framework grounded in".
They have developed a scorecard based on changes they can see in X-rays of things like bone spurs in the joints.
Brown's team, FredNet, ranks eighth among the Lunar X Prize competitors on a list compiled by writer and technologist Michael Doornbos, who has been keeping a scorecard based on criteria including funding, innovation, and progress to date.
Importantly, the authors developed a scorecard based on a 500-gene expression array to quantify the differentiation tendencies of each line.
FriendlyScore creates credit scorecards based on big data from Facebook.
FriendlyScore Poland FriendlyScore creates credit scorecards based on big data from Facebook.
The WBC found that Dawson broke the rule barring "any rough tactics other than clean punches" and since the incident occurred before the fifth round, the result should have been a technical draw, rather than a technical decision based on scorecards.
It's tough to figure out who everyone is without a scorecard, much less form a personal bond based on brief encounters.
It has created the "common good balance sheet," a scorecard that measures companies based on their preservation of those five fundamental values.
iPass also unveiled the Wi-Fi Leaderboard, a scorecard that ranks countries based on the number of hotspots they have overall, as well where they stand with Wi-Fi availability in categories like in-flight and hotels.
A management system based on the balanced scorecard framework is the best way to align strategy and structure, the authors suggest.
In our experience, a management system based on the balanced scorecard framework is the best way to align strategy and structure.
