The phrase "a helpful basis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a foundational element that provides assistance or support for a particular task or idea.
Example: "The research provided a helpful basis for developing our new marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "a useful foundation" or "a supportive framework."
Understanding of these natural transcriptional regulatory networks is a helpful basis for synthetic biology and metabolic engineering approaches that enable the design of tailor-made production strains.
A typology for the identified relationships is developed, offering a helpful basis for the purposeful planning and design of interactions aimed at developing co-capability.
Using megatrends with their classification of recent, established and prospective, uncertain trends provided a helpful basis for the qualitative analysis of shaping frame conditions and estimation of their future relevance.
We conclude that the spatially explicit information about the provision of cultural ecosystem services can serve as a helpful basis for the design and further implementation of land use policies that acknowledge the high touristic value of traditionally used landscapes in mountain regions.
It seems to provide a helpful basis for dialogue with parents who are smokers [ 34].
The combination of methods presented in this contribution should provide a helpful basis for such investigations.
Although RW conducted and wrote up the present analyses, the earlier work provided an extremely helpful basis for comparison and validation at various stages.
Although the DG Environment mandate did not require one, we argue that a WOE evaluation is needed to inform policy decisions and provide a sound and helpful basis for addressing the challenges that the DG Environment faces in constructing its approach to the evaluation of potential EDCs.
A helpful guide that formed the initial basis for the optimization of this protocol was once available online from Evrogen, but has since been removed.
This is the way that economics should be approached: as a helpful supplement to policy, not its entire basis.
A wide basis indicates mispricing in one or both markets and is a helpful measure of relative value.
