A as a basis for B
基にして is usually when A is an idea, feeling, intuition; 基にづいて is on concrete things like data/information.
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持ってる資格をもとに仕事を探す。
I search for work based on the qualifications I have.
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此のドラマは事実をもとに制作為れた。
This drama is based on a true story.
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其の結論はこれ等の事実を元にして為れた。
The conclusion was formed on the basis of these facts.
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Getting the sentences
Construction
(Elements in parentheses are optional.)
Basic Examples:
嘘を基にして行う (act on a lie)
本を基付いて作る (make (something) based on a book)
Related Expressions
に基づいて／に基づき／に基づく
Where this grammar is found
Grammar usage notes
をもとにした is also used
Source: [bunpro.jp]
Most of the time, をもとに will be written without kanji, but it is also possible to see it as を元に.
Although 元に is perhaps the most common, either 基に or 下に may also be used in various circumstances. You can read about the slight variances in nuances online, but for the most part, they are as follows.
基に - With the root of (A), with a direct link or connection to (A).
元に - With the beginning or origin of (A).
下に - At the base of (A).
を元に 'based on' differs to に基づいて 'based on', in that に基づいて indicates a foundation from which the judgement or conclusion of (B) is made, while を元に focuses more on being a source of inspiration for (B), or enabling (B).
にもとづいて is more formal and tends to show a concrete or logical foundation for an action or product. をもとに is less formal (but still used in formal contexts) and can indicate a general basis or inspiration where にもとづいて may not fit.
Most of the time, をもとに will be written without kanji, but it is also possible to see it as を元に.
Although 元に is perhaps the most common, either 基に or 下に may also be used in various circumstances. You can read about the slight variances in nuances online, but for the most part, they are as follows.
基に - With the root of (A), with a direct link or connection to (A).
元に - With the beginning or origin of (A).
下に - At the base of (A).
を元に 'based on' differs to に基づいて 'based on', in that に基づいて indicates a foundation from which the judgement or conclusion of (B) is made, while を元に focuses more on being a source of inspiration for (B), or enabling (B).
にもとづいて is more formal and tends to show a concrete or logical foundation for an action or product. をもとに is less formal (but still used in formal contexts) and can indicate a general basis or inspiration where にもとづいて may not fit.
