The phrase "act based on a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing actions taken as a result of a specific factor or influence.
Example: "We must act based on a thorough analysis of the data before making any decisions."
Alternatives: "act according to a" or "take action based on a".
You criticize the proposed act based on a scoring by the Congressional Budget Office.
Not many female performers have the gumption to build an act based on a Japanese man who committed ritual suicide.
Since 2011, Apple's Siri has hummed quietly inside hundreds of millions of phones and tablets, equipped to listen, speak, and act based on a user's request.
Steven Hayes, a psychologist at the University of Nevada at Reno, has developed a talk therapy called Acceptance Commitment Therapy, or ACT, based on a similar, Buddha-like effort to move beyond language to change fundamental psychological processes.
Clinton called the 103rd Congress "the best session for education in at least three decades". Feinstein and Sen. Byron L. Dorgan (D-N.D). proposed the Gun-Free Schools Act based on a California law adopted two years ago.
The real game changer is in harnessing Big Data spatially, to create an understanding of how customers act based on a longitudinal and temporal view.
A new vacuumic brace was designed by the researchers that act based on an external vacuuming suction.
"The city is enforcing bylaws, and police the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, based on an unconstitutional program that continues to violate access rules even to this day by not offering all medical marijuana products," Hathaway wrote in his email.
A long-stalled bill that would expand the federal hate crime law to cover violent acts based on a victim's gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or disability is headed for approval in the Democratic-controlled Congress but faces a White House veto threat.
In the control arm, all febrile children received ACTs based on a presumptive diagnosis of malaria as provided for in the current IMCI guidelines.
Act out a drawing based on acting based on a drawing...can you guess the original message after all these layers of indirection?
