The phrase "a basis to trigger" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or reason for initiating an action or event.
Example: "The data provided serves as a basis to trigger further investigation into the matter."
Alternatives: "a reason to initiate" or "a foundation to activate".
Except the application environment CPU utilization being monitored as the main basis to trigger scaling optimizations, frequently, some secondary monitor metric data can present useful information to assist in calculating the appropriate capacity to provision.
High ecological opportunity emerging from lower interspecific competition and high resource abundance are broadly believed to be the basis to trigger adaptive radiations on islands.
Press A again to trigger the switch.
The basis of the attack uses a "specially crafted SSL certificate", typically used to ensure a secure connection, to trigger a bug in the operating system that crashes out any app using SSL.
Although LXs are AA-derived eicosanoids, they can be clearly distinguished from the classical proinflammatory prostaglandins, thromboxane, and leukotrienes on the basis of their capacity to trigger a self-limiting response to inflammation when generated by leukocytes.
If there is a trigger, is it a trigger written never to trigger as the first Snowe trigger was, or is it a trigger that is more likely to be triggered, and triggered early on?
On this basis, asking the simple question 'how much do you drink?' may be enough to trigger a positive behaviour change.
On the basis of our experience with endothelial cells (HMEC-1), we expected SSc-IgG to trigger a strong TGF-β response [ 2].
To trigger a police raid: Raw milk.
Our aim is to trigger the electrical stimulator on the basis of an early detection of the intention of movement.
I would not be representing them if I voted to trigger article 50 on the basis of no information from the government about the path that they would then take us on".
