The phrase "a methodological basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundational methods or approaches that support a particular study, theory, or practice.
Example: "The research paper presents a methodological basis for understanding the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a methodological framework" or "a methodological foundation".
Nor is it about providing a methodological basis for the human sciences.
Seasonality in absolute grain-size composition of suspended sediment was applied as a methodological basis for stratigraphic differentiation.
Here, we understand this model as a methodological basis for the design of worm-like locomotion systems, i.e., non-pedal mobile robots.
The aim was to provide a methodological basis for routine evaluation studies, often applied to a single treated site, and in conditions of limited resources in terms of time and expertise.
This survey reaches a conclusion: most of them lack a methodological basis; in general, they do not even mention possible dynamics of change that would allow establishing indicators to monitor the evolution of the phenomenon.
Accordingly, our analysis establishes a methodological basis for the required homogeneity between studies and suggests the consideration of experimental aspects that have not yet received much attention despite their relevance.
The MRC Framework is an approach aimed at providing a robust methodological basis to the development and evaluation of complex interventions [ 25].
The "Medical Research Council's Framework for the Development and Evaluation of Complex Interventions to Improve Health (MRC Framework) [ 28] is a promising and innovative approach aimed at providing a robust methodological basis to the evaluation of complex interventions.
This note aims at providing a Bayesian methodological basis for routine before-after accident studies, often applied to a single road site, and in conditions of limited resources in terms of time and expertise.
To improve the efficiency of existing biogas installations, tools for performance assessment and benchmarking of biogas plants are needed that have a solid methodological basis and are at the same time easy to use for the farmer.
For the sustainable development of biogas technology in agriculture, we consider the following aspects most important: To improve the efficiency of existing biogas installations, tools for performance assessment and benchmarking of biogas plants are needed that have a solid methodological basis and are at the same time easy to use for the farmer.
