The phrase "a more general base" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a broader foundation or underlying principle in various contexts, such as mathematics, science, or theoretical frameworks.
Example: "To understand the complex phenomena, we need to establish a more general base from which to analyze the specific cases."
Alternatives: "a broader foundation" or "a wider framework".
We have expanded RI from the original, alarm-based approach to a more general one based on probabilities.
In this paper, the influence of anisotropy of the solid skeleton on the propagation characteristic of Rayleigh waves in orthotropic fluid-saturated porous media is studied from a more general sense based on Biot's theory.
To address the limitations of static model approach, we consider a more general approach based on adaptive regression model that learns model parameters individually for each user query and does not rely on any prior observations or distribution of underlying data.
Although some theoretical models emphasize the role of extensive forms of bodily movement (such as locomotion) in embodied learning research (e.g. Johnson-Glenberg et al., 2014), we propose a more general model based on the dimensions of bodily engagement and task integration.
In this work, we propose and use a more general framework based on equilibrium molecular thermodynamics to model and correlate equilibrium moisture content (EMC) in foods that takes into account other non-adsorption phenomena such as mixing and swelling of the biopolymers in foods.
However, to avoid the difficult task of identifying a molecular architecture only present on oligomers, we have focused on a more general approach based on the hypothesis that all oligomers expose multiple identical epitopes and therefore would have an increased binding to a multivalent receptor.
In contrast to Petersen, Thompson et al. [ 11] have developed a more general method based on the full pedigree likelihood.
We show that the approach of Mardia et al. [ 35] for bilateral symmetry is a special case of a more general framework based on symmetry groups.
Instead, we advocate a more general definition based on evidence for diversification of an ancestor into multiple species adapted to different ecological niches.
