The phrase "attend based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing attendance that is determined by specific criteria or conditions.
Example: "Students will attend based on their performance in the entrance exam."
Alternatives: "participate according to" or "join depending on".
But just as in the past, Christianity will survive this skirmish too, and I suspect that within a decade or two we will choose which congregation we attend based on a variety of factors, not just this one.
The process is decentralized: Local HR departments run the programs, and local executives decide which supervisors will attend, based on their subjective assessments or other nonstrategic considerations.
People are now making decisions about which games they attend based on how much it costs and something has gone wrong somewhere along that line of events for that to happen.
Since music fans generally choose which concerts to attend based on the performers rather than on the venues that promoters own or lease, almost all the money in the business goes to the acts themselves.
He decided which college to attend "based on what writer was teaching there," and Hawkes's prose "intoxicated me though I had no idea what the books were about," he said, adding, "They seemed to offer some kind of world away from the Midwest and away from the world I knew in Grosse Pointe, and I wanted to find out what that world was".
Select the events you attend based on your product or service.
Cambridge issued a statement indicating that Dr. Hawking had told the Israelis that he would not be attending "based on advice from Palestinian academics that he should respect the boycott," according to The Associated Press.
Cambridge University, where Hawking is a professor, said Hawking had told Israelis that he would not be attending "based on advice from Palestinian academics that he should respect the boycott" of Israel because of the West Bank occupation.
All of these events I am emotionally blackmailed into attending, based on the premise that it's a 'once in a lifetime' thing, when all the statistics suggest that a hefty proportion of them will end in divorce within a decade (at which point I shall no doubt be beckoned to the relatively new and equally hideous phenomenon that is the 'divorce party').
Research flight school directories, and make a list of all the flight schools you would be interested in attending based on location.
The decision of the United States Congress to pass the Marijuana Tax Act of 1937 was based on poorly attended hearings and reports based on questionable studies.
