"factory based" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is related or connected to a factory, such as a manufacturing process or business. Example: "The company's success is largely attributed to their efficient factory-based production system."
There, a Toronto-based company with a factory based in China, Thinkaway Toys, became interested.
Mr. Bevin, 46, is a political unknown who runs a family bell factory based in Connecticut.
A Chinese-owned tanning factory based in Somaliland has been accused of dumping dangerous chemicals in waterways.
The toy line was introduced in December by a small toy company called the Wish Factory, based in Montclair, N.J.
The weapons used in the attacks, he said, came from a factory based in Punjab Province in Pakistan that is under contract to the Pakistani military, he said.
A boiler inside the Dulces Blueberry factory, based in an industrial park in Ciudad Juarez, is believed to have exploded, causing the blast.
He visited four factories based in Scotland.
It has two factories based in an Israeli settlement.
The changes let businesses set up factories based on market demand and allowed foreigners to invest in India, exposing domestic companies to greater competition.
New Balance does make things in other countries, too (including Asian countries, which would fall under TPP), but is proud of its five factories based in New England, where it has been making shoes since 1906.
And the number of high schools that researchers call dropout factories — based on a formula that compares a school's 12th-grade enrollment with its 9th-grade enrollment three years earlier — declined to about 1,750 in 2008, from about 2,000 such schools in 2002.
