The phrase "based on the examination of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the results of an evaluation or review of something. For example, "Based on the examination of the evidence, the suspect was found guilty."
*The analysis is based on the examination of coverage for the period from 20 February to 26 April.
A two-dimensional model based on the examination of the diffusion flame leading edge is constructed.
This paper is based on the examination of project management achievement.
Design guidelines are currently investigated based on the examination of different technology combinations.
Based on the examination of the fetuses, Dr. Lanza said, the gaurs seemed to be normal, not crosses between cows and gaurs.
The selection of these materials was based on the examination of the historic mortars of the monument.
The new anatomical evidence, reported in today's Nature magazine, is based on the examination of lower limbs and especially an almost complete left foot and parts of the right.
This article presents a simple method based on the examination of ultraviolet multiwavelength absorptiometry of groundwater samples collected from a karstic aquifer, for direct and fast quality evaluation.
Because of their generally empirical orientation, adherents of ordinary language philosophy (which was based on the examination of nontechnical uses of philosophical terms in everyday language) tended to view metaphysics with skepticism if not outright scorn.
The analysis is based on the examination of a sample of 439 projects-proposals submitted by existing and prospective Greek entrepreneurs.
Based on the examination of 15 candidate gene polymorphisms, the Inuit genetic architecture does not obviously explain putative differences in cardiovascular disease prevalence.
