"based on the regulation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to refer to a particular rule or set of laws. For example, "The company must implement the new policies based on the regulation set by the government."
For example, reimbursement of infliximab is based on the regulation of expensive inpatient drugs in the Netherlands: 80% of the drug is reimbursed, with the other 20% being the responsibility of the hospital.
But, based on the regulation, it appears that Rosenstein's decision on disclosure will be final and unreviewable by any court.
This research aims at investigation of their therapeutical mechanisms on diabetes based on the regulation of gut microbiota.
As a consequence, therapies based on the regulation of membrane lipid composition and structure have been recently developed.
A novel multi-objective endocrine particle swarm optimization algorithm (MOEPSO) based on the regulation of endocrine system is proposed.
This pooled sample size was based on the regulation of the Brazilian Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA) for detection of Salmonella sp. (Brasil, Agência Nacional de Vigilância Sanitária 2001).
Mr. Charles and his lawyers said that in Connecticut there is a "vested interest" statute that requires an application to be considered based on the regulations in effect at the time the application is submitted.
Germany has proposed the "Reference Architecture Model Industries 4.0" which is based on the regulations published by the International Electrotechnical Commission.
A bus company asked the Ontario Highway Transport Board to ban PickupPal's service in the province based on the regulations, and the Board scheduled a hearing on the matter.
The site is analyzed for (Amax) = 0.3 g, and (Mw) = 7.5 (based on the regulations of the design of buildings against earthquakes in Iran; classification for high seismic risk) (Yaghmaei-Sabegh and Mohammad-Alizadeh 2012).
