The phrase "a basic criteria for" is not correct in standard written English.
The word "criteria" is the plural form of "criterion," so it should be used with a singular article.
Example: "A basic criterion for success is effective communication."
Alternatives: "a basic standard for" or "a fundamental guideline for".
What are your basic criteria for a good video game? "That it be well made" is a basic criterion for a good video game, but it's also a basic criterion for, say, a good cabinet.
"This sets a basic criteria so that competition for Internet connectivity and commerce and content can flourish," said Jeffrey Chester, executive director of the Center for Media Education.
Therefore, we selected a number of basic criteria for assessing the validity of the studies, as suggested by the Cochrane Handbook [ 23], which are frequently used in meta-analysis of psychological treatments for depression [ 20].
Curriculum concepts covers the guiding principles of topics for a course, sets the basic criteria for learning content and explains issues closely related with teaching and learning practice, such as students' factors, learning environment, and teachers' teaching.
The basic criteria for choosing a province or a thematic area for resource allocation to province are based on the needs highlighted by the government and it is reflected in the common country programme document and federal and provincial annual work plans.
"Ipso fails to meet the basic criteria for a regulator, or to offer the redress rightly demanded by the public after the phone hacking scandal.
It seems useless to observe that Donald Trump does not meet the most basic criteria for a representative of the American people, but he continues to assert that distinction in novel ways, highlighting new deficits and pointing to new implications.
