The phrase "a basic precondition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing fundamental requirements or necessary conditions for a particular situation or outcome.
Example: "Before we can proceed with the project, establishing a basic precondition is essential to ensure all team members are on the same page."
Alternatives: "a fundamental requirement" or "an essential prerequisite".
"A basic precondition to improving North-South relations and advancing national reunification is to honor and implement North-South joint declarations".
The formation of biomembrane was a basic precondition for pigment production.
The long-term stability of the lining of disposal galleries is a basic precondition for the safe removal of spent nuclear waste from deep underground repositories.
Reproductive health is a basic precondition for a good life, and also for the health of future generations.
A basic precondition for external inspections is that the inspected organization is accountable for making necessary changes when nonconformities are encountered.
As the PIR-GAS is an observational instrument, inter-rater reliability is of primary concern and is a basic precondition for validity.
Contrary to the dispersion models as well as the cell mdoels, the new model accomplishes all basic preconditions formulated by Sundaresan et al. for models to cope adequately with the phenomena in fixed bed reactors.
Starting from the premise that high quality project documentation is the basic precondition for a good quality in all the phases of the whole buildings and facilities life cycle, the project is based on Internet, XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language) and the new Spanish standards about the quality in the project documentation (UNE 157000 series).
The basic precondition for a properly functioning European internal goods market is the removal of obstacles to economic operators and the creation of favourable conditions for companies, in particular for the 23 million small and medium-sized enterprises.
According to Sergii Leshchenko, an investigative journalist at Ukrainska Pravda, the "basic precondition" for corruption is the unchecked influence of businessmen in politics and it still exists.
Also, the basic precondition for participation was a mini mental score ≥ 22.
