The phrase "a basic measure for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fundamental standard or criterion used to evaluate or assess something.
Example: "The survey provides a basic measure for understanding customer satisfaction levels."
Alternatives: "a fundamental metric for" or "a primary standard for".
MTTF is a basic measure of reliability for non-repairable systems.
Burke and her colleagues discuss various patients' ACE scores the way that other doctors might talk about blood-pressure readings; the ACE score is, for them, a basic measure of health and an essential tool in planning treatment.
We calculated the total MVI (the mean over all organs – excluding the brain – and all time points) for every mutant as a crude and very basic measure for total fitness of the mutant relative to the wild type over the whole course of our experimental infection.
Universal Salt lodization has been chosen as the basic measure for sustainable elimination of IDD nationwide.
Vaccine coverage rates constitute the basic measure for evaluation of public health programs designed to improve vaccination uptake and for estimation of how the vaccination program affects the rate of disease.
A large hospital without basic measures for airborne IPC, combined with the high HIV infection prevalence among patients and visitors, could provide a prime setting for the rapid spread of TB.
These are basic measures for a man who spent five years gaining a degree in biology and sports science from Darmstadt University after finishing his playing career in 2005.
By Chris Niles With an outbreak of cholera threatening to spread further, UNICEF has launched a campaign to inform vulnerable communities on basic measures for prevention and treatment.
In Iraq, taking steps to stamp out cholera DOHUK, Iraq, 9 November 2015 – With an outbreak of cholera threatening to spread further, UNICEF has launched a campaign to inform vulnerable communities on basic measures for prevention and treatment.
