The phrase "added based on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been included or incorporated as a result of certain criteria or information.
Example: "The new features were added based on the feedback received from users during the beta testing phase."
Alternatives: "included according to the" or "incorporated due to the".
There are plans to run ads "later this summer," he added, based on the winning presentation by — no, no spoilers here.
Three articles were added based on the backward search, and one was added from the forward search.
The owners would support a system of minimum rents, he added, based on the computed average cost for operating a one-bedroom New York City Housing Authority apartment.
While there are no guarantees, Mr. Moynihan added, based on the bank's view of the future, "we feel very comfortable".
But, he added, based on the consistency of the results he would be surprised if coffee itself didn't play a role in reducing the risk of death.
But, the official added, based on the allegations from the Afghan Interior Ministry, "We are further investigating to determine if there is any foundation to these claims".
But the statement added, "Based on the information that we have uncovered this far in the investigation, however, the suspicion of his involvement has been strengthened".
Mr. Katzenberg added, "Based on the data that we have to date, we do believe that 'Turbo' will be a profitable film for us".
But in the past few years another game has been added, based on the odd, but remarkably consistent, penchant of the Fox Network for dropping a show from its schedule before it even gets on the air.
Looking at the challenges that black and female candidates face in overcoming unconscious bias, he added, "Based on the underlying psychology and anthropology, I think it's more difficult for a woman, though not impossible".
Its statement added: "Based on the opinion received earlier from the attorney general of India, it has been the view of the government that integrity-related issues are not subject to arbitration.
