"Basic intelligence" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the fundamental level of cognitive ability or understanding in a particular subject or area. Example: "A successful student should have a strong foundation of basic intelligence in math and science before moving on to more advanced concepts."
The researchers looked for differences in memory, basic intelligence, alertness, verbal capability and motor skills.
It is not enough to have strong basic intelligence or mastery of basic science to be a doctor.
He finally gets to do something else now, to show the world that he's capable of basic intelligence.
The Novartis trial, which began in 2008 in Europe with data analysis completed this year, was too brief to observe effects on basic intelligence.
"We know there are people who have dropped out of high school who still have the basic intelligence to do that job," Ms. Hutchison said.
Even someone with the most basic intelligence and knowledge of Pakistan would tell it that sending troops into Pakistan will only strengthen the forces opposing the United States and will destabilize the government of Pakistan, no matter who leads it.
Test your strategy against the computer in this rock-paper-scissors game illustrating basic artificial intelligence.
At its most basic, emotional intelligence could be said to boil down to "getting on with people".
You also look at the history of the guy, his progression over a number of years – basic stuff, intelligence gathering.
It is easy to understate how much practice and basic footballing intelligence goes into learning these skills; and also to wonder how much more Welbeck might have benefited from spending all that time and effort on the pitch and in training just focusing on how to be a better centre-forward.
Every day, more and more non-technical employees are getting exposure to basic business intelligence tasks like running SQL queries and using reporting tools like Tableau.
