The phrase "a primary base for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a main or fundamental location, source, or support for something.
Example: "The city serves as a primary base for our operations in the region."
Alternatives: "a main hub for" or "a central point for".
While science is increasingly international, with its own sustaining infrastructure, a primary base for advancing science exists within each nation.
Finally, by changing the laminate's lay-ups, beam geometrical parameters and type of external force, the LCB's natural frequencies and time responses are obtained as a primary base for the structural design.
A recent study on the identification and characterization of multiple glutathione S-transferase genes [ 24] based on the DBM transcriptome database [ 24, 25] provides a primary base for further investigation of this important gene family.
The 18th century was dominated by wars with France, during which the Medway became the primary base for a fleet that could act along the Dutch and French coasts.
General Motors' executives wanted to use Opel as the primary base for creating a "world car" that could be marketed in Asia and Latin America as well as Europe.
The rebels were "negotiating to get radioactive material, the primary base for making dirty weapons of destruction and terrorism," he said.
It remained the primary base for Arab expansion in Africa until Qayrawan was founded in Tunisia in 670.
This three-month operation focused on destroying the primary base for North Vietnamese Army forces operating across several provinces and 3rd Battalion was awarded a Navy Unit Commendation for its actions during the operation.
The primary bases for selection are scholarship and a commitment to management consulting.
South America has few significant reserves of phosphates or potash, the primary bases for many fertilizers.
