The phrase "based on the division of" is correct and usable in written English.
The phrase is used to indicate that something is based on a classification or separation of things into parts. For example, "The government's spending plan for the next fiscal year is based on the division of funds into public and private sectors."
Hierarchy is based on the division of labour: each unit is functionally differentiated and assigned a set of specific tasks.
The complicated administrative system of the ancien régime was swept away by the National Constituent Assembly, which substituted a rational system based on the division of France into départements, districts, cantons, and communes administered by elected assemblies.
Dewey Decimal Classification, also called Dewey Decimal System, system for organizing the contents of a library based on the division of all knowledge into 10 groups, with each group assigned 100 numbers.
The Palestinians have for years insisted that any new talks presume a two-state solution based on the division of territory before the Six-Day War in which Israel captured the West Bank from Jordan, but Israel has rejected that demand.
This method was used in the calculation model based on the division of reservoir into reservoir elements (Hejmanowski 1993).
Cao and Abbott [21] presented an algorithm for a computational realisation of the sum-over-trips approach, based on the division of trips into four classes.
A solution to the former problem has been presented in the partially decentralized system architecture based on the division and physical separation of the step-wise inertial navigation and the step-wise dead reckoning.
Therefore, the subgraph search algorithm of non-tree based on the division [ 28] is used for getting all of candidate probability subgraph set g D with the size k from the biological probability network.
"But when it actually comes down to it, there are a lot of challenges based on the divisions that occur within the Arab world".
Within Germany, comparisons were made between Eastern and Northern + Southern states, based on the historical division of Germany into the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG; Northern and Southern states) and the German Democratic Republic (GDR; Eastern states) until 1989.
However, this figure is based on the geographical division of the island, and not on its political division which allocates a sizable portion of the west to the Eastern District (e.g. Qabhitin).
