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The phrase "are based on performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing criteria, evaluations, or decisions that rely on the level of performance achieved.
Example: "The bonuses for employees are based on performance, ensuring that those who excel are rewarded accordingly."
Alternatives: "depend on performance" or "rely on performance".
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For them, raises are based on performance.
Decisions are based on performance and the strength of the support letter.
Standards for accreditation, which is given every three years, are based on performance, equipment, staff, services and procedures.
The milestones are based on Tesla's 2028 market value, whereas typical targets are based on performance three years out.
Both those figures are calculated in dollars, but individual country charts are based on performance measured in local currencies.
At that, the winners are determined by points, which are based on performance in specific categories, not wins and losses, as in the big leagues.
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Typically, these ratings are based on performance-related research activities and economic potential.
UK Sport came up with around £8m for badminton ahead of 2012, and has always been clear that its decisions are based on performances, not associated politics.
Admission is based on performance and promise.
Rather, he said, they were based on performance.
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