The phrase "a basis for concluding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or reasoning behind a conclusion drawn from evidence or analysis.
Example: "The data collected from the survey provides a solid basis for concluding that customer satisfaction has improved over the past year."
Alternatives: "a foundation for concluding" or "a reason for concluding".
"But we do not believe al-Aulaqi's citizenship provided a basis for concluding that section 1119 would fail to incorporate the established public authority justification for a killing in this case".
EPA lacked a basis for concluding that the water requirements for CCS would reduce the overall geographic availability of CCS to the extent that the 2015 standards are unreasonable.
In his assessment, Judge Crotty found that there was a basis for concluding the company's statements were misleading based on how it classified mortgages made to borrowers who were less creditworthy.
"We do not believe al-Awlaki's citizenship provides a basis for concluding that he is immune from a use of force abroad" as otherwise congressionally authorized to use against Al Qaeda, Mr. Barron wrote, addressing the memo to Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr.
Studies by Garrett et al. (1999) and Rumchev et al. (2002, 2004) are often cited as a basis for concluding that formaldehyde is a cause of asthma and atopy.
Consequently, although it may be appropriate for IARC, NTP, or US EPA to rely, at least in part, on what appear to be precautionary approaches or perhaps policy considerations as a basis for concluding that there is a causal association between exposure to formaldehyde and leukemia, such conclusions cannot be supported based on the available science and biological plausibility.
Nor do I think there is any basis for concluding that individual citizens of the State will recognize the need for and act to promote energy conservation to the extent the government deems appropriate, if only the channels of communication are left open.
3. Commercial availability by itself, however, is not necessarily a sufficient basis for concluding a technology to be applicable and therefore technically feasible.
Without a "strong basis" for concluding that a disparate impact made it vulnerable, and not just a lawyer's plausible caution, an employer is stuck.
"There's a strong basis for concluding that there is a beneficial effect on nerve conduction in the heart," from omega-3's, said Dr. Ronald Krauss, chairman of the Nutrition, Physical Activity and Metabolism Council of the heart association.
Deployment of the control technology on a new or existing source with similar gas stream characteristics is generally a sufficient basis for concluding the technology is technically feasible barring a demonstration to the contrary as described below.
