The phrase "a basis for generating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing foundational concepts or principles that lead to the creation or production of something.
Example: "The research provided a basis for generating new theories in the field of psychology."
Alternatives: "a foundation for creating" or "a framework for producing".
The trace of the proofs provides a basis for generating human comprehensible answer justifications.
These mechanistic details can be employed as a basis for generating SAR or as a support of them.
Subsequently, spatial data from an electronic navigation chart (ENC) was employed as a basis for generating geographical obstacles.
Thus, the model provided a basis for generating near real-time 1-km resolution SSS maps from satellite measurements.
The final step was to use this knowledge as a basis for generating design solutions and testing them for their climate-appropriateness.
In this study, previous techniques for end-of-season snow density estimation (Bormann et al., 2013) were enhanced and used as a basis for generating daily snow density data from climate inputs.
It is enough, however, to be a plausible basis for generating a hypothesis for empirical test.
T1ρ-weighted MRI is a novel basis for generating tissue contrast.
The conservation of sequences of the coding region of structural proteins of different WSSV isolates provides a strong basis for generating highly specific and sensitive nucleic acid and immuno-based molecular detection methodologies for WSSV (You et al. 2004).
Geographic information system (GIS) databases (i.e., terrain elevation grids, orthophotographs, buildings, footprint and height) provide a good basis for generating such models at affordable cost with minimum human intervention.
The inferred modules provide a rational basis for generating new hypotheses for subsequent experimental validation.
