The phrase "based substantially on" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means that something is mostly or primarily dependent on something else. It is usually used to describe the foundation or reasoning behind a decision or action. Example: The new company policy is based substantially on feedback received from our customers.
The legislation, based substantially on recommendations of the 9/11 Commission, originally gave broad powers, including authority over intelligence spending, to a new national-intelligence director.
As far back as 2001, based substantially on models, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the leading body assessing such research, had already concluded that "most of the warming observed over the last 50 years is attributable to human activities".
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Palestinian officials said Gingrich's allegations were based substantially on material produced by an Israeli organisation, Palestinian Media Watch, which has published a long list of entries on its website under the heading 'Promoting Violence for Children'.
The Almagest includes trigonometric tables and a catalog of about 1,000 stars, which was probably based substantially on an earlier catalog by Hipparchus but with additions and modifications by Ptolemy.
Americans are realizing there is "a terrible need for a dose of debate" on Israel and that "silent acquiescence" to those "whose politics are based substantially on fantasy and theological wishes" is dangerous.
Although these two concepts are based on substantially different principles, they both rely on the fabrication of nanoscale devices using state of the art technologies.
The previously published results were based on substantially smaller study groups than the ones we describe here, raising the possibility that the published findings are a false positive finding.
Based on substantially high methylation frequencies in breast cancer, further studies focusing on TAGLN promoter methylation as a diagnostic marker, combined with other biomarkers, should seriously be considered.
Previous results based on substantially fewer mitochondrial genome sequences are consistent with the current conclusions based on broader taxon sampling, for example, support for a sister-group relationship between Ascaridida and Rhabditida [ 20] and absence of monophyly for representative clade III species [ 21].
The book is based on substantially edited transcripts of conversations led by Assange and including fellow internet theorist/activists Jacob Appelbaum, Andy Müller-Maghun Müller-Maghunimmermand.
