The phrase "a basis for successful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing foundational elements that contribute to success in various contexts, such as business, education, or personal development.
Example: "Effective communication is a basis for successful teamwork in any organization."
Alternatives: "a foundation for success" or "a key to achieving success".
These basic patterns or legal governance modes should be regarded as a basis for successful decision-making upon a shared-rationality/common strategic understanding of the type of action situation for collective choice, which has a top-down fit with the type of infrastructure that is to be established at operational situation level.
"This is of particular concern in mathematics, where there is high progression from A*/A grade at GCSE to A-level, but low progression from grades B and C. "In addition, I believe that this speaks more generally of a narrowed curriculum, focused not on sound subject teaching as a basis for successful progression, but on preparation to pass exams".
Randomised clinical trials provide a basis for successful evaluation of biomarkers.
Those three factors are supposed to represent a basis for successful coping with stressors and thus for remaining healthy.
These results throw into relief the need for health system supports to be well established as a basis for successful CCM programmes, especially early in implementation.
In a second step, the discussion of the pros and cons which is integrated in our tool allows the risks and benefits associated with specific interventions to be weighed up as a basis for successful facilitation.
The obtained data points to specific requirements to be considered when LbL treatments are applied to rough, porous and heterogeneous surfaces, and thereby sets a basis for a successful transfer of various surface functionalization approaches already shown on ideal surfaces.
The goal of the present study was to evaluate the partial surface replacement of the knee with stem cell-coated titanium implants and to provide a basis for a successful treatment of large osteochondral defects.
Characteristic patterns of genomic imbalances not only have confirmed recent classification schemes in non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, but they provide a basis for the successful identification of genes with previously unrecognized pathogenic roles in the development of different lymphomas.
Harmonized techniques are required to increase the accuracy and reproducibility of neuropathological diagnosis as a basis for further successful treatment and neuroprotection.
Accordingly, they might also tend to exert more attention on emotional expressions as a basis for more successful interaction and generally higher social competence which might already be observable in the first days of the follicular phase as suggested by our results and results from Guapo et al. (2009).
