"based on the criticism" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something that was previously criticized and want to base something else off of it. For example: We will make improvements to the product based on the criticism we received from our customers.
"We are not going to change our plans for the town based on the criticism of foreigners," he said.
All these "predictions" are based on the criticism that far more Poles and other eastern Europeans came after 2004 than was foreseen by the official estimates.
As such, different alternatives of the model were developed, and based on the criticism it received, various studies were conducted to reduce the limitations of the model.
So we are not going to change our plans for the town based on the criticism of foreigners," he said.
Based on the criticism of the original model, this revised version allowed for the inclusion of one additional factor which we deemed to be important in the Palestinian context, i.e. the organizational structure of health service provision [ 13].
The first draft of the manuscript was deeply improved based on the criticisms and suggestions of M. Brigham, D. Evans and two anonymous referees.
The first draft of the manuscript was deeply improved based on the criticisms and suggestions of G.J.L. Beckers, G. Bortolotti, H. Pietiäinen, G.A. Sonerud, and D. Spector.
Shala considers that the alternative objectivity should be based on the "transformative criticism".
Adjustments were made to the UK cancer registry data under two key scenarios based on the major criticisms of the UK data given in the editorial.
Based on this criticism, Geels recently [51] furthered the conceptualization of energy transitions by incorporating agency, power and politics.
Cultural anthropology has more recently suggested to historians new techniques of research based on the analysis and criticism of oral tradition.
