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The phrase "based on a model" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing something that draws inspiration from an existing prototype or standard. For example, "This new design is based on a model used by our competitors."
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Among his most famous creations is the exuberant Three-Passenger sofa, based on a model he designed when rebranding Braniff International Airways.
The Chevrolet Epica was based on a model developed by G.M.-Daewoo Auto and Technology, in which G.M. has a 42.1percentt stake.
To run a business that is profitable and sustainable but is based on a model where people and the environment are as important as creating a financial profit.
They were used in the deadly Boston Marathon bombings in 2013 based on a model in publications put out by Al Qaeda's affiliate in Yemen.
According to the report this was based on a model of measurement of public service information developed in Australia by John Houghton.
Emmett Ryan, a former fund manager in Southport, Conn., who specialized in telecommunications investments, said that for Mr. Grubman, "everything was based on a model".
Both parties want to appear "tough on crime", employing a primarily punitive approach based on a model of justice which champions convictions.
Psychometric theories are based on a model that portrays intelligence as a composite of abilities measured by mental tests.
Some of them are based on a model adaptation technique.
The ICDSF was based on a model of clinical reasoning.
The quiz is based on a model devised by sports scientists from Loughborough University.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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