identified based on vs identified on the basis of

Both 'identified based on' and 'identified on the basis of' are correct and commonly used phrases in English. They are interchangeable and convey the same meaning.

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identified based on

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate the criteria or foundation upon which something is identified.

Examples:

The suspect was identified based on the description provided by the witness.
The winners were identified based on their performance in the competition.

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Priorities will be identified based on the particular needs, potential and level of economic development in the region or country.
Priorities will be identified based on mutual interest and mutual benefit and on the particular needs, potential and level of economic development in the region or country.
Janet was identified based on fingerprints and DNA.
The product should be identified based on its main ingredients.
In this case, no breach of EC environmental legislation can be identified based on the information provided by the Honourable Member.
In this case, no breach of EC environmental legislation can be identified based on the information provided by the Honourable Members.
No special hazard for humans was identified based on conventional studies of single and repeated dose toxicity and genotoxicity.
Priorities will be identified based on the particular needs, potential and level of economic development in the region or country.
Two types of e-money can be identified based on the technical device where they are stored (2): Hardware-based e-money (e.g. prepaid cards).
If finite element stress analysis is used, the fatigue sensitive site shall be identified based on the location and orientation of the highest tensile principal stress concentration in the cylinder wall or liner at the working pressure.
This means that aid recipients should be identified based on objectively verifiable criteria and that aid should be delivered in such a way that defined priority needs are matched by adequate funds.
How such patients are identified could be based on criteria such as PSA levels, Gleason score and stage of disease.
the number of identified staff based on the qualitative criteria pursuant to Article 3 of Delegated Regulation (EU) No 604/2014;
the number of identified staff exclusively based on additional criteria set forth by the supervised credit institution.
The updated draft risk assessment presented by the UK authorities during the TCNES III meeting in 2005 indicated that for certain applications new risks were identified and also based on the most recent consumption data of SCCP.
Sampling plans shall be based on identified information as necessary, including:
During the evaluation of this active substance, a number of concerns were identified. In particular based on the available data it has not been demonstrated that the consumer exposure is acceptable.
The number of copies should be fixed, depending on the number of authorised users and based on identified conservation needs.
managing traffic on roads to ensure smooth traffic flow on the network based on identified incidents responsible for congestion or adverse conditions (management of a certain stretch of the network and on alternative routes, etc.);
NRAs should assess the most relevant retail products including broadband services ('flagship products') offered by the SMP operator on the basis of the identified NGA-based wholesale access layer.

Alternatives:

identified on the basis of
recognized based on
determined based on
discovered based on
found based on

identified on the basis of