The phrase "amounts are based" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain quantities or figures are determined or calculated based on specific criteria or data.
Example: "The final amounts are based on the results of the survey conducted last month."
Alternatives: "figures are determined" or "quantities are derived".
Renovation loans cover the costs of the upgrades, but the total loan amounts are based on the predicted value of the house after the work has been completed.
Since mortgage amounts are based on a percentage of the home's value, a higher value would translate into a larger mortgage.
The bonuses are intended to give its workers "a stake in the overall performance of the company," G.M. said, and the amounts are based on the company's results and their individual contributions.
These amounts are based on 80 % efficiency at 1 KW/m2 solar irradiance.
"These billing rules also state that the supplier must take all reasonable steps to ensure that fixed direct debit amounts are based on the best and most current information available".
Granted, retirement savings amounts are based on a lot of assumptions about things you can't predict in your future ― your health, where you live, etc.
For victims of the Virginia Tech shooting, he said, compensation amounts were based on how long they were in the hospital.
Ration amounts were based on trial and error and at 4,500 calories a day fell well short of what was needed.
The method for the derivation of water vapour amounts is based on the Differential Optical Absorption Spectroscopy (DOAS) approach, which has been extended to take into account effects arising from a strongly wavelength dependent absorption.
Total RNA input amounts were based on manufacturer's recommendations for each method.
The fat and protein amounts were based on quantities in foods commonly consumed by children and adolescents with diabetes (8).
