The phrase "anything based on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items, ideas, or actions that are derived from a specific source or foundation.
Example: "I am open to anything based on the latest research findings in the field."
Alternatives: "anything derived from the" or "anything founded on the".
"None of us would've suspected anything based on the interaction we had".
The RS view is completely apolitical: it will judge anything based on the evidence".
"We don't do anything based on the election cycle," she said, adding that the applications would be evaluated "without compromising national security or the quality or integrity of the immigration system".
We can't really tell anything based on the image, but it's definitely a new body and it's coming on May 21. * Square sensor?
Except, I don't think even the most fervent supporter of Keynesian-style stimulus plans would recommend doing anything based on the headline findings of this report - let alone the details.
It's in Apple's interest to make use of the products of that property acquisition, even if it doesn't intend to ship anything based on the patents involved in the near future.
He states that: "...the justification of homosexuality as a normal behavior is based on the assumption that anything based on mutual consent and not aimed at harming others is acceptable and permissible.
Skype has "no plans to do anything based on what someone is saying on the call," says Don Albert, Skype's Vice President of Advertising.
"We'll be able to synthesize the voice of anybody saying anything, based on hearing just a sentence or two of them speaking," he said.
KERRY: I say to that critic that this deal is very specifically defined, it is laid out paragraph for paragraph, the expectations are written because we didn't want anything based on trust or based on hope.
Anything based on statistics is based on statistics plus something else, and if you just mention the "something else" you give the impression that statistics isn't an essential part of it, when it is.
