The phrase "a basic law for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fundamental principle or regulation that applies to a specific context or subject matter.
Example: "The new legislation establishes a basic law for environmental protection that all companies must follow."
Alternatives: "a fundamental rule for" or "a core principle for".
They also suggest opportunities for it is a basic law of business that one man's cliff is another's ladder.The WEF explores some familiar problems, such as rising inequality and the fragility of the global economic system (which is being tested anew by the unfamiliar combination of bold monetary policies and austere fiscal ones).
The Iraqi political leaders said they also planned to adopt a basic law setting out fundamental principles for the new Iraq, like equality for all sects and respect for human rights.
Commitment to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights was included, and all such commitments were stipulated for inclusion in a basic law.
But suddenly there she was, called in with two dozen men, to write in deepest secrecy the basic law for post-war Japan.
The basic law for those who want to defend freedom of expression is that they must demonstrate their commitment by practising what they preach.
The basic law for Germany states that, "No one may be prejudiced or favored because of his sex, his parentage, his race, his language, his homeland and origin, his faith or his religious or political opinions".
Based on the "Basic Law for the Promotion of Measures to Cope with Cancer," the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare in Japan developed the "Plan to Cope with Cancer," and one of the main goals of this plan was to raise cancer screening attendance rates to 50%.
In 1627 Ferdinand II promulgated the Renewed Land Ordinance, a collection of basic laws for Bohemia that remained valid, with some modifications, until 1848; he issued a similar document for Moravia in 1628.
The issue of reduction2 is this: can the laws for the learning and performance of the social roles appropriate to large groups, e.g., behaviour in a mob, be deduced from the basic laws for learning for small groups, that is, the laws of association.
