"based on divisions" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to refer to something being split into separate parts. For example: "The plan was developed based on divisions between the two countries."
A modified quadrant-based routing algorithm for 3D torus NoC architecture is proposed which is primarily based on division of space into different quadrants and also adopting a path which encounters least hops to connect to the destination node.
This is, you could say, the perfectly neoliberal technology, based on division and displacement.
The reason is that the Nets held tiebreakers over the two ninth-place teams — the 76ers (based on division record) and the Toronto Raptors (based on head-to-head play).
Patients were treated non-surgically or surgically and end-of-treatment outcomes were reviewed based on division into three categories: orthodontic success, orthodontic failure, and surgical success.
"For Arron Banks to run a campaign based on division and demonisation while employing EU citizens in his call centre, is the height of hypocrisy," said Neil Kinnock, a leading backer of the Britain Stronger in Europe campaign.
Additionally, the social organization of ants colonies, based on division on labor [44] [48], reduces considerably the costs associated with information gathering while the nest is still intact.
Our analysis is based on division rate estimation by state-of-the-art nonparametric inference methods that we recently developed [ 27, 28].
From Fig. 2, it can also be deduced that the weight approach, which is based on division of tablets, will result in a globally valid categorization of individuals into determined weight classes.
More important, bonuses will no longer be based on one division's importance, but will be hinged on the performance of AOL Time Warner as a whole, to encourage integration.
completing p group division based on primary division.
