The phrase "a base to inform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a foundational element or resource that provides information or knowledge on a particular subject.
Example: "The research paper serves as a base to inform future studies on climate change."
Alternatives: "a foundation for informing" or "a resource for information".
Successful generation of a knowledge base to inform the multi-hazard approach, which incorporates technological and biological hazards, will require the integration of existing databases and methodologies for data collection and synthesis.
The results of this approach can be used as a rational base to inform e.g. the local adaption of guidelines.
In this way it could contribute to establishing the effectiveness of these interventions, and establishing a knowledge base to inform the science of RCB.
The content of the Diploma was developed through consultation with experts in the youth development field in the four geographic regions and was designed to provide youth workers with a knowledge base to inform their practice (Nonyongo 2006).
This research plays an important part in establishing an evidence base to inform service development, ensuring that chronic pain services do not exclude people on the basis of the severity of their disability.
In this paper, we have attempted to apply basic M&E questions for national level M&E systems and M&E best practices embodied in existing frameworks to define a systematic approach at the country level for prioritizing integrated interventions, developing an M&E plan, and establishing an evidence base to inform those who manage these investments.
This is envisaged to establish an evidence base to inform future initiatives utilising a sector wide approach whilst ensuring coherence with national priorities and policies, ministerial/departmental strategic plans, child protection systems building, and other broader developments.
We aimed to build an evidence base to inform the design of an appropriate and effective chlamydia screening program in Australia [ 12].
We conclude that the process of synthesising evaluative reports may be a strategic tool in efforts to build an evidence base to inform future development of CBR programmes globally.
Similar research is needed to establish an evidence base to inform federal, state, and local regulations of marijuana.
