The phrase "a basic regulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fundamental rule or guideline that governs a particular area or activity.
Example: "The organization has established a basic regulation to ensure compliance with safety standards."
Alternatives: "a fundamental rule" or "a primary guideline".
It was recently finalised with an agreement on a new Basic Regulation between the European Commission, the Council and the Parliament in October 2013.
The genetics of genome-wide gene expression has emerged as an important new field with potential to transform our understanding of a broad scope of topics, ranging from basic regulation of transcription to mechanisms of complex human diseases.
The basic regulation of CBF is known to be regulated through autoregulatory, chemical, metabolic and neurogenic factors which are crucial for optimal brain homeostasis.
In result this leads to revitalisation and the improvement of the body's own regulative capacities through the connective tissue or "basic regulation tissue".
"To function well, society also needs other public services; roads and a transport network... a public infrastructure so that economic activity can flourish; and some type of basic regulation to prevent fraud and malfeasance...
A major difference between stem cells and somatic cells is found in the basic regulation of the cell cycle.
In principle, the exemptions and loopholes "run counter [to] the aims and content of the basic regulation as expressed by the Euro 6 limit values," says the informal paper prepared for MEPs on the parliament's environment committee.
In short, the absence of basic regulation in the credit card market is making this recession deeper for those already on the bottom.
Like the flowers starting to bloom, once again, the city council is attempting to impose some basic regulation on the co-op board approval process.
Frank [ 24] laid the foundation for the basic regulation of the Frank-Starling Law in 1895.
