The phrase "a correct basis for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or justification for an argument, theory, or decision.
Example: "The research provides a correct basis for understanding the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a valid foundation for" or "an appropriate justification for".
No previous research existed that could provide a correct basis for a power calculation.
The external validity of an RCT (the extent to which the study's results provide a correct basis for generalisation to other clinical circumstances [ 4- 6]) is also important but is less often addressed by such formal assessment.
Clinicians will need to consider both the internal validity (the extent to which systematic error has been avoided) and the external validity (the extent to which the results of the trial provides a correct basis for generalization to other circumstances) [ 17] to make a judgment about whether a new complex intervention has a place in their clinical context.
The correct basis for evaluating this economically is a full social lifetime cost-benefit analysis with a near-zero discount rate.
This is necessary to ensure that the patient has the correct basis for giving their informed consent to the operation.
As the Lagrangian formulation is the natural basis for structural-based constitutive models (e.g., integral models), it is capable of using a correct physical basis for the flow physics of polymer melts as a structured liquid.
The correct variational basis for finite element analysis of elastodynamic problems is presumed to originate from the principle of virtual work, with a simultaneous consideration of errors in both displacement and strains.
To resolve long-standing differences between LANL and LLNL regarding the correct fission basis for analysis of nuclear test data [M.B. Chadwick et al., Nucl. Data Sheets 111, 2891 (2010); H. Selby et al., Nucl. Data Sheets 111, 2891 (2010)], a collaboration between TUNL/LANL/LLNL has been established to perform high-precision measurements of neutron induced fission product yields.
Our aim is to provide radiologists with an increased familiarity in the interpretation of early post-hysterectomy CT studies, thus providing a consistent basis for correct therapeutic choice and ultimately helping to decrease morbidity [7, 9].
Albeit CF may still be used as first-line imaging, multidetector CT after radical gastrectomy increasingly allows comprehensive visualization of the operated abdominal compartment and provides a consistent basis for correct choice between conservative, interventional or surgical treatment.
Our aim is to help radiologists become familiar with early postoperative imaging, in order to understand the surgically altered anatomy and to differentiate between expected imaging appearances and abnormal changes heralding iatrogenic complications, thus providing a consistent basis for correct choice between conservative, interventional or surgical treatment.
