The phrase "amounts based on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing calculations, estimations, or determinations that rely on specific criteria or data.
Example: "The final costs will be calculated using amounts based on the initial budget projections."
Alternatives: "figures determined by the" or "values derived from the".
Generally, intellectual property holders charge clients different amounts based on the advantages they get in return.
"The BEIP grants that we award are always estimated amounts based on the facts as we know them at the time of the award".
Legg Mason will pay $682 million when the purchase closes plus two additional amounts based on the firm's performance three and five years later, Legg Mason said in a statement.
Regardless, schools continue to be seduced by these new technologies, purchasing ever increasing amounts based on the alleged learning promises they offer their students.
Thanks to a revised strategy at the British Film Institute's Distribution Fund (which helps distributors of specialised films connect with broader audiences), there is a new pilot called the Sleeper fund, which nimbly and tactically invests modest amounts based on the opening weekend of an arthouse title.
It controls your water system based on data collected by the paired Garden Sensor, changing watering amounts based on the weather.
One of these plans, called Income-Based Repayment, caps the required monthly payment at an affordable amount based on the borrower's earnings and family size.
Consumers can receive 50 cents for each kilowatt-hour cut, or an amount based on the wholesale price.
The state would pay up to $40 of that amount, based on the patient's income; the patient would pay the rest.
The accord calls for the suppliers to compensate the franchisees with an amount based on the number of restaurants each owns.
Unlike 401(k) and similar savings plans, traditional defined-benefit plans deliver a fixed amount based on the employee's salary and years of service.
