The phrase "a basis for tests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundational criteria or principles that underlie the development or evaluation of tests.
Example: "The research provided a basis for tests that assess the effectiveness of the new teaching methods."
Alternatives: "a foundation for assessments" or "a framework for evaluations."
As a basis for testing, the amount of transferred data during 1 h and a package size of 8 words was adopted.
Our results provide a basis for testing the impact of chemicals in Collembola on a sub-lethal molecular and cellular level.
Collectively, the laboratory results and analytical solutions provide a basis for testing other modeling approaches that can be applied to more complex problems.
However, it is our intention to analyze the data to identify motor units and chaining of motor units (higher-level strategies), to form a basis for testing the "robust control" hypothesis above.
Figure 6 uses the CT/ES method's proposed graphical notation of classification trees to show the partitioning of hearing instrument input signals into equivalence classes as a basis for testing a multi-band noise reduction system with modulation-dependency: Figure 6 Classification Tree representation of the noise reduction test signals.
In light of considerable advances in molecular and radiobiological characterisation of GBM, it is possible to hypothesize that certain subsets might be more responsive to the effects of radiotherapy, and trials enriched with such patients might in fact provide a basis for testing a possible survival advantage with higher doses of radiotherapy.
These experiments lay a basis for testing the value of synthetic cannabinoids in the treatment of chronic pancreatitis.
These are then treated as covariates in the logistic regression model, providing a basis for testing for association with disease, adjusted for the effects of underlying population structure.
