The phrase "a holistic basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a comprehensive or all-encompassing foundation for an idea, approach, or system.
Example: "The project was developed on a holistic basis, considering all aspects of sustainability and community impact."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive foundation" or "an all-encompassing framework".
Harvard — which is allowing late applications from students affected by the storm — will still evaluate early-action applicants with any available information on a holistic basis.
"The BBC's shareholdings in free-to-view TV platforms are represented in different parts of the BBC and are not routinely considered (other than via the strategy function) on a holistic basis," it said.
But admission officers who have been flexible thus far seem likely to review students' early applications on a holistic basis, even if their (best) test scores are still pending.
This paper presents a brief outline of the theoretical and conceptual fundamentals for the derivation of an ecosystem oriented indicator system to demonstrate the state of ecological entities on a holistic basis.
Osteopathic Medicine is a medical system of diagnosis and therapy based on a set of overarching principles that give osteopathic medicine a holistic basis for its practice [ 6].
44 There is a need for longitudinal and population-level data that can be linked to administrative sources to provide a holistic basis for effective programming.
This operates on a more holistic basis than TCM and doesn't generally involve the prescription of herbs or any extras.
In Greenburgh, Paul J. Feiner, the town supervisor, proposed solving the problems of the 38 individual libraries in the county on a more holistic basis.
The right hemisphere is supposed to process facial information on a more holistic basis, whereas the left hemisphere seems to be more dedicated to the analysis of facial features [63].
The objective of this paper, therefore, is to explore, on a more holistic basis, some of the responses to the large 2000/2001 Ebola outbreak in Uganda.
Davidson's thinking about semantic theory develops on the basis of a holistic conception of linguistic understanding (see 'Truth and Meaning' [1967c]).
