The phrase "a basis that makes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or reasoning behind a particular action, decision, or concept.
Example: "We need to establish a basis that makes our argument more compelling and persuasive."
Alternatives: "a foundation that creates" or "a rationale that supports".
"MGM is a disciplined buyer, and we will not pursue strategic opportunities, however attractive, unless we can do so on a basis that makes sense for our shareholders".
"Congress — if it is to divide the states — must identify those jurisdictions to be singled out on a basis that makes sense in light of current conditions.
To serve that purpose, Congress if it is to divide the States must identify those jurisdictions to be singled out on a basis that makes sense in light of current conditions.
"Congress — if it is to divide the states — must identify those jurisdictions to be singled out on a basis that makes sense in light of current conditions," he wrote.
MGM is a disciplined buyer and we will not pursue strategic opportunities, however attractive, unless we can do so on a basis that makes sense for our shareholders.
"France has long wanted the euro zone to be on a basis that made it more important and the Germans have now accepted that logic".
It's the implementation of the idea, a commitment to delivering the products, services or information on a daily basis, that makes the difference.
It's showing up on a regular basis that makes writing happen and puts you just where you need to be when inspiration strikes.
Plus it helps create a buffer zone around you to protect you from all of the rubbish we have to deal with on a daily basis that makes us question our self worth, such as air-brushed images of so-called perfection.
Third, theoretical foundations that support neutralist expectations have a deep mathematical basis that makes genetic drift conceptually even more difficult to grasp (Lenormand et al. 2008).
Otherwise recovery is on an actual cash value basis that makes an adjustment for depreciation.
