"created on the basis of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something that was formed or developed based on something else. Example: The new policy was created on the basis of feedback from customers.
3D finite element model of the tool was created on the basis of an elastically fixed pre-twisted cantilever (standard twist drill).
A model was created on the basis of constant Kmax-tests with long cracks that gives a good and conservative estimation of the short crack growth rates.
Three-dimensional finite element models of the eight towers are created on the basis of geometrical data deduced from both existing available documentation and insitu surveys.
Permanent hemodialysis access was created on the basis of the imaging studies, and remedial imaging/intervention was performed if the AVF failed to mature.
Fibre reinforced cement composites (FRCCs) created on the basis of waste ceramic aggregate (WCA) were mixed, cast into specimens and tested.
The geometrical model of a tibia is created on the basis of data acquired by CAT scan, made for a healthy tibia of a 22 year old male.
The prototype of potential w/o/w type drug delivery system was successfully created on the basis of natural ingredients using mixture design as an optimization tool.
At this stage of the research the prototype of the proposed device is created on the basis of the orbital Marciniak forging press (Marciniak, 1970).
Recently, first 3D molecular models of the CSN were created on the basis of negative-stain EM and single-particle analysis, mostly with recombinant complexes.
Unicef's 'The state of the world's children 2014 in numbers' is created on the basis of data as a tool to influence and be used by decision makers, identify gaps and show where we should target our resources and energies.
"A propaganda campaign was created on the basis of these false allegations," he said, and the men's British lawyers were "duped" into playing their part in support of that campaign.
