The phrase "a service based on data from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a service that relies on or utilizes information obtained from a specific source or dataset.
Example: "The app offers a service based on data from user interactions to improve its recommendations."
Alternatives: "a service derived from data from" or "a service utilizing data from".
Empirical analyses included estimates of monetary benefits from urban ecosystem services based on data from 25 urban areas in the USA, Canada, and China.
The second consists of services based on data supplied from the car, such as advance warning that a part needs to be replaced.
Additionally, MIscore is available as a PSISCORE web service providing evidence scores based on data from PSICQUIC services (7).
"Store visits" are an estimated metric based on data from users who have enabled location services on their phones, Facebook said.
In line with our argument, a study in Kenya based on data from 43 PMTCT service outlets reported a 80.6% HIV test acceptance [ 21].
Self-reported health service utilization costs for hospital admissions outside of the primary health service were calculated as an average cost per day, based on data from the primary health service for acute and rehabilitation admissions in 2012/2013.
For example, this includes information, based on data from a national household survey, on health insurance coverage and health service consultations by province (see: http://www.statssa.gov.za).statssa.gov.za
This study is based on data from a longitudinal cohort of 48 834 young Swedish men conscripted for military service from 1 July 1969 to 30 June 1970.
*Site rankings are based on data from the Web information service Alexa and were vetted by Danah Boyd, a fellow at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School.
The highflying online TV site frequently is touted as among the most popular video sites in the U.S., based on data from the industry-leading ComScore measurement service.
