The phrase "a base for setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a foundational element or starting point for establishing something, such as a plan or a project.
Example: "We need to establish a base for setting our goals for the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "a foundation for establishing" or "a starting point for creating".
Widespread application of the following uniform parameters to report programme performance should facilitate collaborative studies and comparison between countries and regions and should thereby help to develop an evidence base for setting future Pan-European quality standards.
A situation eerily similar to the game-winning sequence in Game 1 just arose in the seventh inning of Game 2. With two outs and a runner on first, Punto hit a ball that ricocheted off Young's glove at first base for a base hit, setting up first and third with the pitcher's spot coming up.
Using this as a base for hypothesis, the group set out using available cell photo usage data to make their projection maps.
Taken together, this review sets a base for researchers to design and synthesize novel pyrrolizine-based libraries for further development into safer and efficient anti-inflammatory and analgesic agents.
Northwest's agreements with the mechanics union "could set a base" for the negotiations to follow, says Paul Weiler, who teaches labor law at Harvard Law School.
Even if $1 of that program trades, and it still could set a base for an observable market index that allows all the banks to write up their assets.
It was formulated in 1999 and approved in May 2005 with the aim to stop water deficits and water quality deterioration in order to set a base for sustainable development.
Although it sounds difficult, it can help you to get a good idea of the basic forms in your drawing, and help to set a base for your final drawing.
Taking the place of mujahedeen mules on narrow mountain trails, Gators helped in setting up a base for special forces units.
The complete proteome sets were scanned and repeat sequences identified were used as a base set for further study.
