The part of a sentence "based on licenses" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is permitted or allowed according to a specific set of licenses or regulations. Example: "The use of this software is based on licenses granted by the developer."
Traditional spectrum management policy, which is based on licensing of spectrum, allows the licensed users to access the frequency bands allocated to them.
I.G.T. released 150 new titles at the show, roughly half of them based on licensing deals.
So the company pulled back from its elaborate plans and adopted a business model based on licensing patents to others.
Vehicles had been designated to fill up on alternate days, based on license plate number, since Nov. 9.
In 1974, people were busy following President Richard Nixon's downfall and tracking whether it was an odd- or an even-numbered day, when gas buying was restricted based on license plates.
"The janitorial supply industry seems to have no compelling reason to use the Web, and the value proposition seems based on licensing sites to other businesses, of which I would assume only a finite number would pursue," Mr. Jones said.
Traffic flows more smoothly in the city than in Beijing, although Guangzhou still had to impose restrictions on who could drive, based on license plate numbers, during the Asian Games, which just ended.
Nurtured by yo-yo money, the game software is developing into a seaworthy Web business based on licensing (Temple leases the VirtualCup code to the America's Cup Association for various sailing events) and ads (you'll notice that in the game there are logos on the yacht sails, and from time to time a small plane flies by, dragging a banner).
and queries filter based on license, language, package and more.
