The phrase "act which was based" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an action or decision that is founded on a particular principle, idea, or set of circumstances.
Example: "The act which was based on the new regulations was implemented swiftly to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "action that was founded" or "deed that was derived".
He grew up in Wisconsin, taught high school, was an academic affairs specialist at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, and has been at ACT, which is based in Iowa, for 30 years.
Passing the Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act, which is based on state-level reforms, would continue this virtuous cycle.
The 2007 Legal Arizona Workers Act, which is based on the Hazleton law, is the first anti-immigrant measure to ever come before the Supreme Court--and with good reason, as the law continues to have a devastating impact on scores of undocumented workers.
In 2008, South Sudan enacted the Child Act which is based on the principles of the CRC and sets out clear responsibilities for the protection of children.
Estimates took into account the transmission patterns of malaria in the two regions and the age-specific dosage categories for ACTs, which were based on the NMCP criteria for estimating ACT needs for public health facilities.
The Energy Policy Act of 2005, which was based on recommendations by Cheney's energy task force, also rolled back regulations the oil industry considered burdensome, including exemptions from some clean water laws.
Here I am referring to the shameful Hungarian Healthcare Act of 2006, which was based on hospital closures and profit-oriented healthcare services.
In 1903 Hornung collaborated with Eugène Presbrey to write a four act play, Raffles, The Amateur Cracksman, which was based on two previously published short stories, "Gentlemen and Players" and "The Return Match".
In the same year, she acted in the controversial drama Last Summer, which was based on the novel by Evan Hunter.
