The phrase "a broad basis for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or underlying support for an idea, argument, or concept.
Example: "The research provides a broad basis for understanding the complexities of climate change."
Alternatives: "a solid foundation for" or "a wide framework for".
Laying a broad basis for possible future prescriptions, the President's Council on Bioethics yesterday issued an analysis of how biotechnology could lead toward unintended and destructive ends.
These additional methods are required because each step contributes to a broad basis for describing and analyzing construct equivalence.
Accordingly, the high variability of the DAT locus might support a broad basis for phenotypic diversity, and thus, be advantageous.
Together, this provided a broad basis for inferring both condition- independent and dependent gene co-expression relationships in grapevine.
By addressing both living modes we intended to provide a broad basis for future adaptations of this method to other sponge species.
In our work we established a broad basis for testing the function of various immunosuppressive mechanisms in health and autoimmune disease.
The National Youth League, formed in 1955 by James Chikerema, George Nyandoro, Edson Sithole, and Dunduzu Chisiza, merged with it in 1957, thus providing a broader basis for the mobilization of popular support.
733, 83 L.Ed.2d 720 (1985), reargument was directed on a constitutional question not raised by either party because it provided a broader basis for upholding the State's action.
In a nutshell, legacy media want money from the search engine: first, for the snippets of news it grabs and feeds into its Google News service; second, on a broader basis, for all the referencing Google builds with news media material.
This contact provides a broader basis for the campaign and also means additional channels for communication and media presence.
Comparison of calculated rates provides a broader basis for interpreting the generality of the recovered biodiversity patterns.
