The phrase "judge on the basis of" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone is making a decision or forming an opinion based on certain criteria or information. Example: "The judge will make their ruling on the basis of the evidence presented in court." In this sentence, "on the basis of" indicates that the judge's decision will be informed by the evidence presented.
There are more outlets than ever before, you cannot judge on the basis of the past".
Of course, we can only judge on the basis of those who enter".
"I like it when people open their eyes and don't judge on the basis of colour or nationality or anything else," he says.
Unfortunately for him, readers tend to judge on the basis of what is in front of them rather than what has gone before, and he's on thin ice claiming space was tight when he devoted seven pages (including a half-page photograph) to rugby alone.
There have of course been legitimate times when journalists have unearthed crimes that otherwise would not have been prosecuted, which I also applaud… However, this is very different to the entrapment of a 24-year-old pop singer/TV judge on the basis of an ill-informed tip-off with no real proof [which] clearly crosses all boundaries of acceptability".
Andrew spoke negative about the link between a good pronunciation and credibility, and argued that native speakers should not judge on the basis of accent but on the basis of content.
National loyalty cannot be judged on the basis of one's relationship with broadcast TV any more than it can on which national cuisine one consumes.
To what extent this procedure could in the future provide a further and sustained improvement cannot be judged on the basis of one patient.
This has been the real American dream for many black people in America for as long as we've been free to be judged on the basis of one's character or merits, not skin color.
Moreover, it appears that, when using a numerical model for the determination, their validity can only be judged on the basis of more than one criterion, whether those criteria are obtained from the experimental data or from a numerical model.
George Washington had nominated the first federal judges on the basis of their loyalty to the Constitution.
