The phrase "a basis for making" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or reasoning behind a decision or action.
Example: "The research provided a basis for making informed decisions about the new policy."
Alternatives: "a foundation for creating" or "a rationale for developing".
"I don't know what threats may have been viewed as a basis for making the determination," he said.
In another case, the New Jersey State Police entered into a consent decree with the Justice Department barring police officers from using race as a basis for making traffic stops.
While the students remain concerned about the integrity of the evidence, this is the first murder case a Cardiff team has fully reviewed without finding a basis for making a CCRC application.
ROBERT D. KAPLAN'S "Warrior Politics" praises the wisdom of previous ages, their historians and political philosophers, and recommends their study to modern statesmen as a basis for making good decisions on the great problems of our day.
While this number appears small as a basis for making conclusions about a population of 25,000, UBOS officials says it is the maximum allowed by the "Lot Quality Assurance Sampling" technique used here.
In a brilliant essay on what he calls the psychology of misjudgment, Munger has analysed the cognitive and emotional biases that – in investment and life as a whole – lead predictably to failure, such as the tendency to hang on to our beliefs when the evidence changes, or using past correlations as a basis for making decisions about the future.
The article presents a solid basis for making a decision about the underlying distributed object model.
This does not preclude the possibility that an "inadequately-reported" study has actually been well-conducted, but it does form a reasonable basis for making a quality assessment.
That is a good basis for making decisions, whether it is a government making decisions on cutting greenhouse gas emissions or a person faced with a decision on a particular course of medical treatment.
We have developed an approach that provides a defendable basis for making that judgement.
I'm troubled by the sense among skeptics that disagreements about the answers to certain questions suggest that economics is a confused discipline, a fake science whose findings cannot be a useful basis for making policy decisions.
