"disregarded based on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a situation in which someone or something was not taken into consideration because of a specific factor. For example: "The application was disregarded based on a lack of necessary qualifications."
Consistent results from a large number of biomonitoring studies cannot be disregarded based only on the speculation that they overestimated unconjugated BPA levels because of hypothetical poor analytical controls.
Such is the conflicting nature of the literature regarding HER-2 as a predictive factor that a rational view would be that no active therapeutic option should be disregarded based solely on the HER-2 status of a patient's tumour [ 3].
Mr. Breton told the senators that the advice to sell, which he ultimately disregarded, was based on broader expectations about the aircraft business cycle, which many financial analysts had predicted would reach its high point in 2005, a record year for aircraft orders at both Airbus and its American rival, Boeing.
The lawyer, Donald M. Falk, said: "Microsoft, basically, is hoping the court will basically disregard everything based on some interviews Judge Jackson gave.
This makes them more likely to accept the knowledge they learned instead of disregarding it based on contradictions with their existing beliefs [ 32].
And just like that, someone who may have greatly benefited from Pollan's meticulous, enlightening reporting disregards him based on an erroneous interpretation of his work.
We have disregarded the imbalance indicators based on prices, to stress the differences with respect to the standard potential growth methodology.
This situation is usually disregarded and conclusions are based on a single result, leading to questions concerning the permanence of clusters in all the resulting dendrograms; this happens, for example, when using HCA for grouping molecular descriptors to select that less similar ones in QSAR studies.
Emmert said he routinely disregarded financial threats or offers based on personnel decisions as "grossly inappropriate" and "the kind of commentary I don't take seriously at all".
However, this view was gradually disregarded because of new investigations based on larger samples and more sophisticated approaches, which gave more support to a single-migration scenario (Bonatto and Salzano 1997a,b; Merriwether et al. 1995; Stone and Stoneking 1998).
