The phrase "a genuine basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or underlying reason for something, emphasizing its authenticity or truthfulness.
Example: "The committee's decision was based on a genuine basis of research and evidence."
Alternatives: "a true foundation" or "an authentic reason".
But if we want to put the relations between our two countries on a genuine basis of understanding, we must recognize each other's necessities.
Mr. Brown was not available for an interview for this article, but the bank said in a statement it "remains committed to working with any of our customers who are experiencing difficulty and who engage with us on a genuine basis to find a solution".
Thus, there is a genuine basis for Descartes' doubt.
Having students work their way through problems provides a genuine basis for learning to occur and allows them to connect terminology with concepts in a meaningful way.
One way of explaining this way of rejecting the possibility that he is insane as a genuine basis for doubt is to embrace the minimal counter-evidence account (discussed later) of what makes a proposition a genuine ground for doubt.
That belief led to a genuine basis for doubt for Descartes; and he was able to remove that basis for doubt only after he gave his explanation of the origin of error in a way that assigned responsibility of the errors to us, not to our "Author".
"For the first time, we are glad to announce to the public the formation of this group that has genuine basis," said a statement issued by the group in January 2012 and quoted in local media.
Greens are in government in France and Germany; they weigh heavily in other countries, not least in America's Congress, which must approve trade liberalisation.Besides, some green concerns have a genuine enough basis.
Different definitions apply, depending on the context, but a de facto relationship basically requires that you and your partner live together on a genuine domestic basis, and are not legally married to one another or related by family.
Our genome-wide studies of expression levels of genes underlying cis- and trans-eQTLs provide strong support for the hypotheses that the categorisation of eQTLs has a genuine biological basis that can be detected in transcript expression levels, and that trans-eQTL clusters consist of functionally related and co-ordinately regulated transcripts.
I see no genuine basis at all for the suggestion that the participants mocked the victims of the Holocaust," Eady said.
