"receipt based" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is related to, or determined by, a receipt. For example, "The store offers a receipt-based return policy."
One of the main limitations of the work is that vaccination receipt was based on self-report.
"I have seen some estimates that up to a third of all income tax receipts were based on capital gains".
The existing electronic voting schemes that provide secret voter-verifiable receipts are based on "classical" mix-nets.
The push for concurrent receipt is not based on any promise.
There was no difference in receipt of procedure based on age, family history of cancer, or geographic location (Table 2).
We tested the hypothesis that informed choices would be higher after receipt of evidence based risk information.
We predicted a dose-response effect on the receipt of DNA based risk information, with people found to have one or more risk enhancing mutations being more motivated to change their behaviour than those found to have no mutations (or those in the comparison arm who did not undergo DNA analysis).
The American depository receipts of Deutsche Telekom, based in Bonn, fell 87.5 cents, to $54.875.
The box-office receipts will be based on figures provided by Rentrak, a company that can provide almost real-time sales data.
The index will be derived based on receipt of the number of evidence-based measures received divided by the total number the patient is eligible for.
Thus, 1,186 patients were analyzed based on receipt (n = 99) versus nonreceipt (n = 1,087) of thrombolysis; the primary end point was hospital admission, and the secondary end point was hospital discharge.
