The phrase "founded on freedom" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe any situation in which freedom plays a key role in the successful execution of something. For example, "A prosperous society must be founded on freedom and justice."
Mr. Pamuk, a Westernizer and a liberal, believes in a future for Turkey founded on freedom of speech and religion.
We find ourselves cast as the world's foremost possessor of the blessings that flow naturally from a governmental system founded on freedom for the individual.
French revolutionaries believed they did not simply topple a government, but established a new social order founded on freedom and equality.
This tragic parallelism reveals America, yet again, to be a country born out of paradox – founded on freedom and built on slavery, we have emerged as a dichotomous nation with only the extraordinarily wealthy and the exceedingly poor.
It is hypocritical for Mitt Romney to say that this country was founded on freedom of religion and, on the other hand, to say that God must be part of public life.
The text of the Cannes ban refers to those who wear "ostentatiously" religious dress as disrespectful of good manners and laïcité, the French concept of secularism founded on freedom of conscience, a strict separation between religion and the state, and the freedom to exercise any faith.
His creed remains his own declaration of sexual independence, pointing out to his estranged, disapproving son that America itself is founded on freedoms, so why constrain yourself?
"This is a country founded on basic freedoms, including freedom of religion.
"This is a country founded on basic freedoms, including freedom of religion," Obama continued.
One would expect such a movement in places like Kosovo or Bosnia rather than in the United States, which was founded on religious freedom for all.
But strangely, in a town founded on religious freedom (Protestant Huguenots fled their native La Rochelle to escape persecution in 1688), the city's welcome mat has appeared only inch by inch for the latest newcomers.
