This part of a sentence is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate a commitment made by one or more parties. For example: "We are pleased to announce that, based on our commitment, we will be expanding our product line over the coming months."
We've launched a groundbreaking partnership based on our commitment to creating a skilled teacher workforce for a knowledge-based economy.
"Based on our commitment and the will Uefa is showing to resolve Kosovo's problem, we believe that in Malta the Uefa executive committee will propose to the congress a solution for us," Fadil Vokrri, the FFK president, said.
A Target spokeswoman observes in a museum news release, "Based on our commitment to innovative design and our longstanding relationship with Michael Graves, this exhibition is a perfect match for us".
We have a long and proud history of adopting forward-looking global policies based on our commitment to equality for all.
What if our actions were based on our commitment to and responsibility for a future worth having... a vision of service to Canadians through mutual respect, straight talk, full and open cooperation, and a culture in which we value individual differences?
"We made the decision to withdraw the drug voluntarily based on our commitment to patients as best expressed by George W. Merck, 'We must always remember that medicine is for the people and not for the profits... the profits will follow.' If we had not withdrawn the drug, we would have betrayed our values and the trust that has been placed in the company by patients, doctors, and Merck people".
It's time to put aside our differences and forge a global alliance based on our shared commitment to save African wildlife.
"We want to use the capital we would be entitled to take out personally instead for the benefit of the business, to further capitalize Outcome Health based on our confidence and commitment to the company and its mission," Outcome Health told TechCrunch in a statement.
"This decision has been based on our new standards and our commitment to ensure the highest standard of safety and environmental preparedness in the world and our commitment to bringing science to all our activities in the Arctic," said David J. Hayes, the Interior deputy secretary who is coordinating the Arctic offshore drilling policy.
In its simplest form, this argument is based on our intuitions about ontological commitments.
"Admissions decisions are based on students' ability, commitment and their potential to achieve," she said.
