The phrase "a blanket basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a general or all-encompassing approach or policy that applies uniformly to all cases or situations.
Example: "The company decided to implement a blanket basis for all employees regarding remote work policies."
Alternatives: "a general basis" or "a uniform approach".
This power has been conferred on a blanket basis to all PCSOs.
Why didn't it occur to the authorities that a surveillance project which so obviously targeted the Muslim community on a blanket basis might be counterproductive in the effort to tackle extremism?
Coverage on the BPP form can be written on a scheduled basis, whereby specific items of property are listed and insured, or on a blanket basis, whereby property at several locations can be insured for a single sum.
PCSOs are a very recent creation and have no common law powers; the only powers that they can exercise are those set out in part 1 of schedule 4 of the Police Reform Act 2002 that have either been given to them individually or on a blanket basis.
Additionally, the complaint maintains, GCHQ's capability has enabled it to engage in "mass scale communication gathering as part of the tempora programme" that "monitors and collates, on a blanket basis, the full range of electronic communications..."... Information obtained is routinely stored for three days but held for longer for those "deemed to be of interest".
Earlier this year, he was the lead plaintiff on a class-action lawsuit by the ACLU in which it argued that the government was wrongly denying parole on a blanket basis.
To change such systems is not easy and we suggest should not be an objective on a blanket approach basis.
Whether a farmer's equipment is insured on a scheduled or blanketed basis, it is not uncommon for that farmer to acquire new equipment during the year and forget to add it to their Farmowner's policy.
"There's not support on a widespread basis for a blanket head-hit rule," Bettman said, explaining why general managers stopped short of recommending a full ban on head contact like those that exist in the I.I.H.F., the N.C.A.A. and the Ontario Hockey League, the top developmental leagues for N.H.L. players.
"Decoding using synthetic phonics can be a useful tool for teachers, but it is nonsense for it to be the basis of a blanket test.
As a result, there's simply no scientific basis for a blanket recommendation to avoid sex during training and competition periods.
