The phrase "popular based" is not grammatically correct.
It should be either "popularly based" or "based on popularity." This phrase can be used when describing something that is influenced or determined by popularity. Example: The selection of songs for the concert was popularly based on fan requests.
We assume that the number of different contents provided by a content provider is F, ranked from 1 (the most popular) to F (the least popular) based on its popularity [13, 14].
A section called "Inspirations" hosts the most experimental dishes; most popular, based on olfactory evidence, may be the black cod with hinoki smoke.
Nevertheless, Oxfam still found multinational corporations operating in or from Australia used at least 20 tax havens in 2014, with the most popular based in Mauritius, Singapore, Ireland, the Netherlands, Malaysia, and Hong Kong.
Since 1999, he has released three CDs for children and seven books, the most popular based on his character Marsupial Sue, a kangaroo who hates to hop ("It rattled her brain" and "gave her migraine," he sings on his 2002 Kid Rhino CD "Farkle and Friends").
Special direct solutions for such problems are becoming more popular based on accurate inelastic ultimate load analysis.
And I think it will be pretty popular based on the second bit of information we've heard.
The scandal knocked another 12 points off Mr Koizumi's popularity rating, leaving his popular base as uncertain as his reformist credentials.
In Syria Isis lacks a popular base, and its principal enabler has been the Assad regime.
He does not have a popular base that is beholden to whatever statement that he makes.
The Party acquired a popular base in the countryside among peasant beneficiaries of land reforms.
Diplomats say the opposition must moderate its demands while building a broader popular base.
