The part of the sentence "based on a scenario" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something is happening or decisions are being made based on a particular hypothetical scenario. For example: "The team discussed their options for the project, based on a scenario in which the budget had been significantly reduced."
To check its reliability and its efficiency, this system has been tested based on a scenario earthquake event in one city, and the related results have also been given in this paper.
This is based on a scenario in which the UK seeks a negotiated bilateral trade agreement similar to Canada's.
"My forecast for 2008 is that crude prices will average $75 a barrel, and that is based on a scenario of a slowing economy in the United States".
This figure is based on a scenario in which the average global surface temperature warms by approximately 3.6°C between 1900 and 2100, which is a scenario that would require fairly modest efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Based on a scenario by its producer, Neve Campbell, a former ballet dancer best known as a scream-queen in horror flicks, The Company hovers between under-plotted drama and indifferently observed documentary.
Most of them have been based on a scenario where all the entities are directly connected to each other (formally called Full connectivity scenario).
Third, we establish a stochastic plan based on a scenarios approach to capture the uncertainty od demand, capacity of facilities, quantity and quality of returns of used products, and the transportation, warehousing, and reprocessing costs.
Scenario A is the base case scenario; scenario B included a 50% reduction in contacts among care-taking parents absent from work based on scenario A; scenario C reduced the compliance to 50% from scenario A. The baseline scenarios gave an estimated 93 000–147 000 outpatient visits, 1 900–3 100 hospitalizations and 590 990 deaths (Table 2).
For example, if the severely adverse scenario was based on a historical scenario, the same could not be said of the adverse scenario.
First, the data on policy actors' decisions are based on a hypothetical scenario and in a real world scenario the decisions made may well have been different.
The first assignment is based on a 'therapy' scenario, whilst the second assessment task is based on a 'harm' scenario.
