The phrase "a conceptual basis for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundational ideas or theories that support a particular argument, project, or study.
Example: "The research provides a conceptual basis for understanding the relationship between climate change and biodiversity loss."
Alternatives: "a theoretical foundation for" or "an intellectual framework for".
Consequently, this study provides a conceptual basis for further improvement in colloidal QD-based solar cells.
Like other key issues in pedagogy, having a conceptual basis for the endeavour is fundamental.
The need for broader use of concepts of modelling in the development of a conceptual basis for measurement science is ascertained.
These roles embody the nine rasas, or moods, that form a conceptual basis for classical Indian art, and which, when feminized, have complex, often troubling implications in terms of gender and class.
Bohr, Heisenberg, and a few others then went on to develop what came to be known as the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics, which still provides a conceptual basis for the theory.
It will also provide a conceptual basis for a general theory of robust, flexible, and energy-efficient pacemaking based on realistic components.
Founded in 1993 through a gift from the Association François-Xavier Bagnoud, the center is is a world leader in building a conceptual basis to advocate for the right to health and for human rights-based approaches to the development of health policy.
"We wanted to go deep and really stretch and see if we could come up with a new conceptual basis for the Army," said Joe G. Taylor Jr., a retired Army major general who was involved in the early stages of the program.
This text provides a rigorous conceptual basis for economics while simultaneously enabling students to obtain a solid background in water resource economics in a single course.
An analysis of particle motion in rapidly oscillating flows provides a simple conceptual basis for particle retardation, hovering, and levitation.
Decision support systems also help managers negotiate across organizational units by standardizing the mechanics of the process and by providing a common conceptual basis for decision making.
