The phrase "a constructive basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a foundation or starting point that is positive and helpful for further development or discussion.
Example: "We need to establish a constructive basis for our negotiations to ensure a successful outcome."
Alternatives: "a positive foundation" or "a beneficial framework".
It said the negotiations were "proceeding on a constructive basis".
But the hurt, suffering and fury of victims is not a constructive basis for reform or debate.
Given this, we are seeking to engage with the board of Mothercare on a constructive basis with the goal of completing a recommended transaction".
"Ma and presumably the rest of the Nationalists will cast this as demonstrating the benefits of adhering to the 1992 Consensus as a constructive basis for handling cross-strait relations – indeed as the indispensable basis".
Modern developments in information technologies such as RFID Radio Frequency Identificationn) provide a constructive basis to incorporate the stages of SC scheduling and execution under the attracting adaptation methods.
Mr. Baucus, in an interview, said that he hoped Enron would decide "to work on a solid constructive basis with the committee".
On the one hand, the MPCs may be rendered superfluous over time as formal meetings between the municipalities and local representatives of general practice will provide a regular and constructive basis for interaction between the parties.
This paper sets out the positions and aspirations of ESR and EANM to work together on an equal and constructive basis for the future benefit of both specialties on which to build.
Though he never said as much, Maxwell Davies seemed to believe that if the constructive basis of a piece of music was strict enough, comprehension on the part of the listener would be guaranteed.
"He started talking about this idea that the prepared talk was finished — I think his words were, 'I now must destroy what I created' — and, to me, that was not the most constructive basis on which to come".
Is this the basis for a constructive relationship on the basis of mutual trust?
