The phrase "a sort based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a classification or categorization that relies on specific criteria or characteristics.
Example: "We created a sort based on the age of the participants to analyze the data more effectively."
Alternatives: "a type determined by" or "a category derived from".
Soybean sequence matches were sorted based on A. thaliana base pair location.
Judges first conducted a gross sort, based on major life domains (e.g., family, health, tasks), and then sorted within major categories to identify further distinctions.
You can register to cook or attend a meal, which you can sort based on price ($0 to upward of $200) and theme like organic food or culture.
Most MFA Creative Writing programs will require you to complete a thesis, which is usually a book or novel of some sort, based on your area of study.
A P-value is provided as well to enable users to sort based on statistical significance.
Consistently, biology faculty appeared to sort based on hypothesized deep features, while non biology majors appeared to sort based on either surface features or nonhypothesized organizational frameworks.
YPG has continued to post victories in Syria and has established a functioning government of sorts based on a communitarian ideology.
Gene S. Minkow, managing director of Fleetwood, described the play as a comedy of sorts, based on both Shakespeare's "Titus Andronicus" and Bernard Pomerance's "Elephant Man" as "a heartfelt story of off-putting characters and evil-doing".
In the first step, a simple size sorting based on mathematical binarization is described, and the second step is to segment the defects; to do this, color based classifiers are used.
To reduce some of the pressure, Business Insider put together a road map of sorts based on severalQuora threads on how to make the most of your 20s.
