"objections based on" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the reasoning behind someone's objections or disagreements. Example: The lawyer presented several objections based on insufficient evidence, causing the judge to reconsider the case.
No states raised public objections based on the idea that subsidies would be restricted to state-based exchanges.
Most defenders of Marx have a tendency to dismiss curtly objections based on the Soviet experience before moving swiftly on.
Barker contends that objections based on a lack of emotion "could not be further from the truth.
But rather than adapting current laws to accommodate objections based on religion, a more coherent approach might be to redefine the nature of the law itself.
In addition, it turns out that possible-world semantics does not entirely dispose of objections based on coreferential but nonsynonymous expressions and nonreferential but meaningful expressions.
"Many countries expressed objections, based on the fact that we did not fully complete the list of additional measures required to meet our targets for 2012.
Anyone who wants to submit an additional objection based on the supplemental disclosure will have one week from the time that the supplement is filed.
The behaviorist account, like the ideational one, is also vulnerable to the objection based on compositionality.
If Kwan's argument is sound, it avoids the objection based on dissimilarities between mystical and religious experiences, narrowly considered,on the one side, and sense experience on the other.
Young, meanwhile, has an objection based on boulders found on the south side of today's canyon.
A good green OA option enables authors to submit new work to the journals of their choice, and thereby answers an objection based on academic freedom.
