The phrase "a stage based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a particular phase or level that is derived from or influenced by something else, such as a concept, idea, or previous work.
Example: "The play is set in a stage based on the themes of love and betrayal."
Alternatives: "a phase derived from" or "a level influenced by".
Authigenic chlorite growth in the southern Sichuan Basin Xujiahe Formation was found to have occurred in multiple phases and mostly formed during syngenesis early diagenesis A stage based on thin section and SEM analysis of grain-coating chlorite.
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U also includes a stage based on Windy Hill Zone from the game as well.
Together we came up with the thought to provide a stage based on ideas from the neighborhood by painting a mural.
A stage based on Pilotwings makes an appearance in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. The stage combines elements from the original SNES game and Pilotwings Resort.
A stage based on the Animal Crossing series features a live events system in which special events may occur depending on the date and time.
Embryos were assigned a stage based on morphological characteristics and developmental time points, such as the beginning of twitching.
This process utilizes the coupling of a soft preconcentration stage and of a dehydration stage based on the salting-out effect produced by calcium chloride on the ethanol in an aqueous solution, with the disappearance of the azeotrope.
It consists of a hardware stage, based on information from the calorimeter and muon systems, followed by a software stage, which applies a full event reconstruction.
Instead, care was taken to craft a sound stage based on the position of the speaker in the room and the components of the tracks being played.
Though never built, it was remarkably similar to SLS: It would have used space shuttle main engines, two shuttle solid rocket boosters, and a core stage based on the shuttle's external fuel tank.
Each case was given a Braak stage based on the assessment of Gallyas stained sections (3).
