The phrase "accusation based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or reasoning behind an accusation.
Example: "The accusation based on circumstantial evidence was dismissed in court."
Alternatives: "claim founded on" or "allegation derived from".
The New Yorker accused him of nostalgia for a way of life now passed (an accusation based on the fact he once asked guests coming to a New Year's Eve dinner to wear black tie).
Strangers started a petition on Change.org to "stop NJ from paying for corpse care out of taxpayers money"; the petition said that Nailah had bought a Michael Kors purse and expensive wine, an accusation based on pictures on Instagram.
The accusation, based on an internal incriminating document, is that CAIR has a secret strategy of trying to plant "spies" into Congressional offices through, that's right, planting spies in congressional internships.
Mr ElBaradei said there was no evidence that Iraq had resumed its nuclear-weapons programme, contradicting British and American accusations based on intelligence reports.
Families facing accusations based on recovered memories that they insist are untrue can seek help from the False Memory Syndrome Foundation, 3401 Market Street, Suite 130, Philadelphia, Pa.
Why does he not wait for the results to be reported, rather than pre-empt them with his own accusations based on his presuppositions and limited information?
The 42-year-old, who ended his illustrious career at Goa last year, has also faced accusations based on his role in establishing diving as a part of the English game.
Israel has faced rushed accusations based on versions of the story told by Palestinians that turn out to be only partially true – and more often than not are exposed as lies and fabrications.
Mr. Ozawa, who defected from the long-ruling Liberal Democratic Party in 1993, succeeds Seiji Maehara, who resigned last week after repeating accusations based on a fake e-mail message against the governing party.
The accusations, based on evidence that Ms. Brooks and the others tried to hide or destroy files and equipment, are an important watershed in a wider criminal investigation that has resulted in about 50 people being arrested and released on bail by Scotland Yard teams delving into the hacking, payments to public officials and other accusations of wrongdoing at two tabloids owned by Mr. Murdoch.
A family spokesman said afterwards: "Sally was unable to come to terms with the false accusations, based on flawed medical evidence and the failures of the legal system, which debased everything she had been brought up to believe in and which she herself practised".
