The phrase "a basic criterion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing fundamental standards or principles that are used to evaluate or judge something.
Example: "A basic criterion of a successful marketing strategy is its ability to reach the target audience effectively."
Alternatives: "a fundamental standard of" or "an essential benchmark of".
In fact, it contradicts a basic criterion of fibring (and also of fusion), as expressed in Gabbay 1999: given logic systems L1 and L2, the combination of L1 and L2 should be the smallest logic system in the combined language which is a conservative extension of both L1 and L2.
Of interest, in vitro cultured MSC do express the LTβR, and hence fulfill a basic criterion of a putative FDC precursor.
A basic criteria for lumping a group of states is that the reactions between states in the group occur on a much faster time-scale than that of interest to the modeller.
We can infer from these findings that a basic criterion in the design of the switching surfaces is to provide sufficient freedom for conformational transitions of surface confined oligopeptide chains.
However, because the study was limited to the representativeness of the study sample and cross-sectional study design, further longitudinal studies in representative populations are required to obtain more conclusive results to establish NC as a basic criterion in the diagnosis of cardio-metabolic syndrome.
A basic criterion used is that the pre-release of reservoir storage should not cause intolerable increment of water shortage risk.
The basic criterion of partitioning a power system into several control areas is to have areas as equal in size as possible, so that the workload on each area processor is as balanced as possible, and interconnections between distinct areas be limited, as much as possible, to reduce the amount of inter-process communication necessary.
Because there is a lack of evidence as to whether this basic criterion of measurement is met with this procedure, and because questionable reliability can lead to doubts about their validity, our project strove to clarify this issue.
By the basic criterion of scientific judgment — that the most plausible story wins — it's roughly a tie.
We don't need no stinkin' petition drive!" 2. Anyone who rejects the basic criterion of contradictory opposition, viz.
Amara considered that the second basic criterion of the possible image of future or scenario is its internal consistency.
