The phrase "a settlement based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or criteria for a settlement, often in legal or negotiation contexts.
Example: "The parties reached a settlement based on mutual agreement and understanding of the terms."
Alternatives: "an agreement founded on" or "a resolution grounded in".
Triaxx argued that a settlement based on estimated losses, rather than one based on an analysis of actual misrepresentations, unfairly rewards investors who bought ResCap's riskier mortgages.
Hamas is prepared to negotiate a settlement based on the concept of a hudnah (truce).
But a settlement based on power without rules leads us straight back to the jungle.
"I will not preside over a settlement based on fear or ignorance".
A settlement based on rules without power was attempted after 1919 in the League of Nations but quickly collapsed.
He continued: "Israeli interests in the West Bank and Gaza, security and otherwise, can be accommodated in a settlement based on Resolution 242.
Instead, they said the agency must prove its case against any settlement, based on factors like the size of the payments and whether there was any other explanation for them.
However, the BMA, which was given until 3pm to reply, appeared to reject the deal in a letter to the Health Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, in which their junior doctor chairman Dr Johann Malawana offered an alternative settlement, based on one the BMA proposed in December, which would reduce the basic pay rise offered to junior doctors in exchange for better out-of-hours rates.
But her meagre £15,000-a-year settlement, based on half the Prince's salary as a Royal Navy officer, caused problems.
This paper tries to analyse one possible approach that has enabled us to experiment a strategy for a new settlement based on emergency structures applied in a particular context: The Gaza Strip.
In February 1971, President Anwar Sadat of Egypt presented a plan for an interim settlement based on a limited Israeli withdrawal into Sinai and the reopening of the Suez Canal to international shipping.
