The phrase "a fair basis for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or justification for a decision, argument, or action that is considered equitable or reasonable.
Example: "The committee believes that this proposal provides a fair basis for evaluating the project's potential impact on the community."
Alternatives: "an equitable foundation for" or "a justifiable ground for".
That represents a fair basis for talks between Moscow and Vilnius and it deserves support, not sanctions, from the West.
Mr. Mann said that the six powers had together "prepared a good and updated offer for the talks which we believe is balanced and a fair basis for constructive talks" and "responsive to Iranian ideas".
The prospect is profoundly disturbing to many of the country's 120 million Muslims, and to other Indians who reject Hindu nationalism as a fair basis for governing this vast country, with its mosaic of faiths.
"We all have a duty to avoid a damaging split and I believe the undertakings we have from FOM [Ecclestone's operating company Formula One Management] and the FIA provide a fair basis for bringing everyone together in the interests of the sport".
While recognizing that ordinarily the most recent period of marketings furnished the appropriate data, he concluded that the period 1942 1947 was unrepresentative in that the war needs made those years abnormal and not a fair basis for purposes of the economic stabilization which was the aim of the 1948 Act.
To form a fair basis for comparisons of the relevant interventions, it is therefore also necessary to know the frequency of treatment use.
That seems a fairer basis for sport than allowing athletes to use artificial means of lifting themselves back up to, and perhaps beyond, their natural healthy level of performance.
Despite such controversies, it has to be recognised that user charges can strengthen environmental sustainability, establish a stronger framework of care services, promote public investment in modern infrastructure, extend access to certain health treatments and provide a fairer basis for meeting the real costs of public services.
Her report calls for schools, especially those in urban areas with high levels of social segregation, to promote fair banding as a fairer basis for admissions.
In this study, we focussed on mosaic events of at least 2 Mb in size, a generally accepted threshold for large structural alterations (10), allowing a fair basis of comparison for the different chip designs we analysed, and concordant with a recent study that used an SNP chip design and algorithmic protocol similar to our own (11).
If they're not willing or able to change, you'll have a clear, fair basis for letting them go.
