The phrase 'based with' is not correct and should not be used in written English.
Instead, the correct phrase is 'based on.' For example: My opinion was based on extensive research.
Later he was based with 227 Squadron in Malta.
Growth is broadly based, with manufacturing growing fastest of all.
The weakness was broad based with the exception of autos.
Where is this horse based, with its plunging hooves?
"The selling has been broad based with real estate companies taking the brunt.
Much of the backing is equity based, with investors hoping to get a return.
It's desk-based with frequent deadlines and unpredictable hours.
It's London-based, with some song and dance and a few disabled people.
But it's acidic and fruit-based, with a flavour range from dry to sweet like wine.
"It needs to be rights-based, with particular emphasis on women, young people and marginalised groups.
"A lot of turf and athletic fields are sand-based with 2percentt organic matter," Mr. Fleisher said.
