The phrase "a base of zero" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical or technical contexts, particularly when discussing concepts related to logarithms or certain types of calculations.
Example: "In this logarithmic function, we cannot have a base of zero, as it would lead to undefined results."
Alternatives: "a zero base" or "zero as a base".
They believe the ANC is their best hope; starting from a base of zero there have been incremental improvements".
"We've gone from a base of zero, where we had no rights whatsoever, to now being recognised as the traditional owners of this country".
We have normalised CSQI in Figure 1 to a base of zero for the operator with the lowest relative CSQI.
Backing out of Compete's numbers, we see Pinterest grew about 50% month over month from a base of zero since its inception (on average, smoothing the curve).
The reason for the differences between early effects and later ones is that it takes time for repeated immigration to build up the immigrant population, starting from a base of zero, and then time for the mixing process to take advantage of the presence of more immigrants.
Pelaccio and Richter recommend a base of Three Crabs, a Thai sauce processed in Hong Kong.
It would be a stairway-to-penthouse paradise, rising from a base of eight or nine stories.
A base of two soft corn tortillas keeps the juices from running over.
Top-tier U.S. players make a base of fifty-four thousand dollans, addedn added seventy-two thousand for playing for the national team, but their salaries are paid by the U.S. Soccer Federation.
From a base of three TV stations, the company began a rapid expansion following passage of the deregulatory Communications Act of 1996.
While the Mighty is still a young company, it has built a base of seven active members whom Mr. Cairl and Ms. Mitchell have worked with and admired while performing at Bennington and in Off and Off Off Broadway productions.
