The phrase "a new basis which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a concept or foundation that will be elaborated upon or explained further.
Example: "We are establishing a new basis which will support our future research initiatives."
Alternatives: "a new foundation that" or "a new framework which".
The task is to move the financial system away from its fixation with property lending and on to a new basis in which it supports more innovation and business investment.
On Thursday morning, the French prime minister, Manuel Valls, warned that Europe was in danger of breaking apart unless Germany and France developed a new basis on which to show their strength.
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The British people would be asked whether they wanted to remain in the EU on a new basis - which he personally favoured - or to get out.
We have been working on a new basis on which they can re-commit to the company and get fully aligned with the new Zenefits.
"We have been working on a new basis on which they can re-commit to the company and get fully aligned with the new Zenefits." It's not surprising that investors, who have a big stake in the company's success, would also want some kind of guarantee that their investment is still in decent shape given the company's problems.
Despite these caveats this study clearly shows some of the significant advantages and power of this microarray design approach in its application to genomotyping, and provides a new basis upon which to inter-relate the data obtained from the many studies performed using these strains.
High-resolution DEMs from active remote sensing form a new basis for geomorphological work, which is moving on from consideration of whether data are accurate enough to how the surface of interest can be defined from an overabundance of data.
Blum and his Front Populaire, before their inevitable fall, had together founded a new basis for contemporary France, on which, in part, it still functions -a reformed Banque de France; conges payes, a guaranteed annual wage; nationalized railways, mines, gas, and electricity; and a greatly strengthened working class.
I'm sure we could all think of many more things "under which a new basis of security and prosperity can be established for all -- regardless of station, race, or creed," in Roosevelt's words.
