The phrase "write based on" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that the writing is being done using information or ideas from a particular source or topic. Example: In order to complete their research paper, the students were asked to write based on the assigned topic.
Nora and I first met, back in 1999, when she took me to lunch at Barney Greengrass to talk about a play she wanted me to write based on one of my stories.
Any motions they write based on the material must be prepared in the special room, and nothing may be filed publicly until it is reviewed by the government.
Contratados culls publicly available data and puts it alongside worker-generated information, including Yelp-style reviews that migrant workers write based on their personal experiences.
Looking back at her notes, she says, she can already come up with three separate research papers that she can write based on the feedback she received.
They write, based on 11 years of research at the site, how the evidence indicates that the blackened stones were collected and "heated in a situation reminiscent of a hearth".
I do remember that when I was first approached by the American producer Scott Rudin in November 2005 to direct a play Joan Didion was interested to write based on her hugely successful book, a couple of friends began to look at me sideways.
There are vast differences in school culture across the country, and this was written based on just one.
The educational intervention consisted of two sets of two clinical-based scenarios written based on script concordance theory.
Klein fabricates one type of two-component polymer scaffolds through laser, directly writing based on nanomanipulation [76].
This appendix is written based on a Japanese book authored by Yagawa and Miyazaki.
CSL/SSL v1.0 is written based on the original csl/ssl libraries written by Yannis.
