The phrase "accomplished based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing achievements or results that are determined by certain criteria or factors.
Example: "The project was accomplished based on the team's dedication and hard work."
Alternatives: "achieved according to" or "completed in accordance with".
A human health risk assessment was accomplished, based on conservative assumptions.
Simulation results show that precise attitude control is accomplished based on the proposed method.
The conceptual design of the proposed process is accomplished based on process simulation.
The time of flight estimation is accomplished based on the evaluation of the peak position of the cross correlation function.
One way of assessing what she has accomplished: Based on estimated chess ratings, Albert Einstein would rank third on the I.S. 318 team.
The iterative refinement is accomplished based on finer (smaller) parts, which are represented with more discriminative control point descriptors by using our Iterative Hough Forest.
Even Mister Frisky's breeders, Dr. Ronald Chak and family of Ocala, Fla., are more than a little bit amazed at what the colt has been able to accomplish, based on his family ties.
Within its own terms, it's a highly accomplished performance based on the idea of contained power.
It is well known that a structural design with isotropic materials can be accomplished only based on a stress failure criterion.
The unspeakable horrors dished out by the Japanese army to British prisoners-of-war working on the Burma railway are the subject of this extremely affecting and accomplished drama, based on the autobiography of Eric Lomax.
In Figure 3, the mammalian-wide families form a single distribution rather than the bimodal distribution presented in Figures 1 and 2 because the separation of the more ancient families of TEs cannot be accomplished simply based on their sequence identity to consensus.
