The phrase 'based on actual experience' is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is based on or grounded in real-world or practical experience. For example: "This policy was formulated based on actual experience with similar problems in the past."
Their knowledge was not theoretical but based on actual experience, and one that raised strong emotions.
scoring is based on actual experience, including administrative costs in Medicare compared with private insurance.
Such conclusions created the impression that fear of crime was irrational – it was characterised as being the result of media moral panics rather than real fears based on actual experience.
Ms Sturgeon pointed out that a sunset clause was inserted into the legislation, which she said "allows the policy to be tested in practice and for parliament to take a longer term decision based on actual experience".
The results indicate that: 1) a greedy heuristic manipulation approach is not sufficient, multi-object manipulation requires multi-step POMDP planning, and 2) on-line planning is beneficial since it allows the adaptation of the system dynamics model based on actual experience.
The estimated profiles, based on actual experience, are not reported in order to remain consistent with the majority of the literature and also because, when actual experience is used, any improvements in the entry effect are mostly offset by a fall in the assimilation effect.
These quandaries, all based on actual experiences, are likely to be faced by an increasing number of parents, children and medical researchers around the country as the federal government steps up its efforts to test drugs on children.
Whether they are real memories based on actual experiences, or are the nightmarish images cruelly planted by her mother when she was seven, will never be known for sure unless Allen one day confesses or Dylan experiences an epiphany.
