The phrase "based on voting by" is correct and is often used in written English
It is used to introduce a decision or result that has been based on some kind of election. For example, "The new mayor was chosen based on voting by the city's residents."
The award is based on voting by players.
The contestants will be eliminated based on voting by three elements -- the public, a team of judges and the band itself.
Using data supplied by public agencies, Web developers compete for $50,000 in prizes, awarded based on voting by the public and a panel of judges.
It has been touring for two years and was just named best musical at the National Broadway Theater Awards, which recognizes touring shows based on voting by audience members.
I imagine this is partly because the results are based on voting by the gaming public.
The Europas Awards are based on voting by expert judges and the industry itself.
The award, which was based on votes by customers of a mobile phone network, saw him defeat Chris O'Dowd, Tom Hiddleston and Eddie Redmayne.
Likewise, Mr. Kaufmann's award for best male singer was reinforced by a readers award based on votes by the readers of Opera magazine.
(Holland Cotter) Brooklyn Museum: 'Go: a community-curated open studio project' (through Feb. 24) Inspired by ArtPrize, an art competition in Grand Rapids, Mich., that awards money to artists based on votes by the public and by local open-studios programs, the Brooklyn Museum created a contest in which the award was a spot in this exhibition.
Digg is a news site that promotes news stories, submitted by users, to its home page based on votes by other Digg users.
The company plans to hold a party for Lumberton in May, and eBay made a $10,000 donation to a local animal shelter, based on votes cast by the town's eBay members.
