The phrase "a basis for the introduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundational elements or reasons that support the beginning of a text, presentation, or discussion.
Example: "The research findings provide a basis for the introduction of new policies aimed at improving public health."
Alternatives: "a foundation for the introduction" or "a rationale for the introduction."
Expanding identification of potentially protective subunit antigens and correlates of protection has provided a basis for the introduction of safer vaccines.
I intend to adapt elements of this paper as a basis for the introduction to my dissertation, but I am also considering the possibility of revising the paper in its present form for journal publication.
Once included into the curriculum of the universities and national postgraduate training institutions the training package will become a basis for the introduction of child protection multi-disciplinary approach and will be used for the capacity building of future professionals.
The original version of this entry (2003) served as a basis for that introduction.
The findings of this survey form a basis for planning the introduction of flexible learning.
This decomposition is useful, since it provides a solid basis for the introduction of a contact spring between a wheel and a rail in interaction.
The first two years of study provide a broad introduction to the arts and a basis for the intensive studio experience of the last two years.
Physical basis for the introduction of such an analogy is the elastic wave propagation.
We prepared statistical copolymers composed of 2-methyl-2-oxazoline (MeOx) in combination with 2-butenyl-2-oxazoline (BuOx) or 2-decenyl-2-oxazoline (DecOx) as a basis for polymer analogous introduction of 1,2-aminothiol moieties at the side chain.
As Langermann has pointed out, Gersonides' account furnishes the basis for the introduction of astrological causation into natural philosophy.
This definition, as the basis for the introduction of formal regulation within advertising, might surprise the cynical amongst us, who I'm sure would suggest that what the customer actually wants isn't always at the forefront of advertising strategy.
