The phrase "a basis for selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing criteria or reasons that inform a decision-making process, particularly in contexts like hiring, research, or evaluation.
Example: "The committee established a basis for selection to ensure that all candidates were evaluated fairly and consistently."
Alternatives: "criteria for selection" or "foundation for choosing".
Some critics have suggested that there are ways around the legal difficulties of using race as a basis for selection.
Wun, K.S. et al. A minimal binding footprint on CD1d-glycolipid is a basis for selection of the unique human NKT TCR.
Even though they hoped the program would attract additional minority candidates, department officials said that by law, they could not limit the program to them or use race as a basis for selection.
The results of the present investigation may be considered as a basis for selection of geometry of channel wall for design of compact heat exchangers.
The study forms a basis for selection of suitable fibre types and contents for their most efficient combination with regular steel bar reinforcement.
The accepted mathematical model can make a basis for selection of design parameters and working conditions of a high-speed cylinder with self-acting impulse valve.
Results obtained here might be useful as a basis for the selection of appropriate process conditions, so that the catalyst can be applied in biotransformation reactions.
There exists a relationship between the size of the cumulus investment and the in vitro developmental ability of the cumulus oocyte complex (COC), which provides a basis for the selection of the COCs.
These transcriptional modules were used as a basis for the selection of biomarkers and the development of a multivariate transcriptional indicator of disease progression in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus.
The study advances the knowledge of particle attenuation effects by the FCU with different grades of filters and provides a basis for filter selection against compromised outdoor conditions in similar settings.
The five commonly used non-probabilistic reliability metrics are compared in terms of these two properties, and the comparison can serve as a basis for the selection of the appropriate reliability metrics.
