The phrase "a basis that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or underlying principle of a concept or argument that possesses certain characteristics or qualities.
Example: "The theory is built on a basis that has been thoroughly tested and validated through numerous experiments."
Alternatives: "a foundation that possesses" or "a groundwork that includes".
A positive basis for (mathbb {R}^{n}) that has n+1 vectors is considered a minimal positive basis and a positive basis that has 2n vectors is considered a maximal positive basis (Fig. 1).
"Where we will be in 2015 is an absolute reliance on IT on a national basis that has not been the case before so it's untried and untested".
In this study, we have computed a meaningful basis that has allowed us to formulate conclusions in agreement with the generality of our aim.
It's an insurance play, with an actuarial basis, that has no potential to promote health and wellness.
Strachan reiterated his previous suggestion that it is a fixture, formerly played on an annual basis, that has been missed from the calendar.
The physical size of the electric power system has had an impact on the amount of VRE integrated into grids to date. Figure 4 shows a graph of currently operating power systems with capacities ranging from 100 kW to 1000 GW and amount of VRE on an annual basis that has been integrated.
But it is the idea of using biochar to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere on a semi-permanent basis that has caused people outside the field of agriculture to take notice of the stuff.
The olfactory bulb pathology deserves special attention because large segments of the world population are exposed to a myriad of toxic substances on a daily basis that have the potential for harming the olfactory system and penetrating the brain via the olfactory epithelium (OE) [ 68– 71].
Gette said there are now roughly 100,000 active users on a monthly basis that have assigned tasks and monitored their completion using Workast's tools.
