The phrase "are incidentally based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is not the main focus but is related or derived from another source or idea.
Example: "The findings of this study are incidentally based on previous research conducted in the same field."
Alternatives: "are somewhat derived from" or "are indirectly influenced by".
(Incidentally, based on the boy's name alone, I suspect this entire family was "manufactured for a purpose". Literally nobody's kid is named Sonny Jim, and the wife is credited as "Janey-E". Nope).
(Both of those, incidentally, or perhaps not so incidentally, are based on stage properties).
In the beginning of Boiler Room and the Wolf of Wall Street (which, incidentally are both based on Jordan Belfort shaking down middle-class heroes all over the Midwest), the psychological trick they use to get over their fear of cold calling is to think of the person they're calling as a mark.
Often these are incidentally discovered on CT performed for other reasons and are asymptomatic.
Unfortunately, clear cell carcinomas are incidentally hyperintense on T1-weighted images [ 48].
Among these 122 patients, two with painful clusters of genital sores consisting of vesicles on the penile surface were diagnosed as having Herpes genitalis, and Trichomonas was incidentally identified in one patient based on urinary microscopic examination.
There are incidentally no adders or other reptiles on Lundy.
Most of my recommendations are based on common sense: Twitter is great for headlines, so think wire services and investigative news (incidentally, ProPublica was actually the first online news source to win a Pulitzer Prize).
Incidentally, morphology variation is based on the fact that most of the plant extracts used are phytochemically rich containing varying proportion of the bioreducing biomolecules except To and Ca. Indeed, the interaction between the biomolecules (phenolics, flavonoids, terpenoids etc).
Incidentally, maternal GA I is diagnosed based on the findings in their offspring.
