The phrase 'based on the theories' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to explain the basis for a thought or opinion. For example: "My opinion on the matter is based on the theories of evolutionary biology."
Multi-agent-based scheduling is a new intelligent scheduling method based on the theories of multi-agent system (MAS) and distributed artificial intelligence (DAI).
Based on the theories of Carl Jung, the test is the work of Katharine Cook Briggs and her daughter, Isabel Briggs Myers.
Throughout his career, he tried to adapt the experimental methods characteristic of cognitive psychology to the study of psychoanalytic ego psychology (based on the theories of Sigmund Freud).
Jones's style was based on the theories and works of Andrea Palladio, and Palladianism subsequently became a widely adopted architectural style in England.
Their content was based on the theories of Edward L. Thorndike, an educational psychologist, and Clarence Lewis Barnhart, lexicographer and editor, both pioneers in producing for school-aged readers dictionaries that were more than simplified versions of adult references.
His libretto for Orfeo ed Euridice, partly based on the theories and practices of such literary men as D. Diderot, F.M. von Grimm, Rousseau, and Voltaire, was enthusiastically greeted by Gluck's friends, who immediately brought the two together.
The program was based on the theories of a developmental psychologist named David Olds, who argues that, by the time children who are born into high-risk homes get to preschool, it's often already too late, from a developmental standpoint, to make effective interventions in their lives.
Based on the theories, it is reasonable to use three fields for oil's demulsification.
The method we used is based on the theories of a discrete system by Kuznetsov [11].
ExMS is built based on the theories of experience representation, storage and mining.
This framework is based on the theories of topological derivative and shape derivative for elliptic system.
