The phrase "a proper base for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or starting point for something, such as a project, argument, or theory.
Example: "This research provides a proper base for further studies in the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "an appropriate foundation for" or "a solid groundwork for".
"The general atmosphere shows that the United States formula is not a proper base for resuming negotiations," said Qaif Abdul Kareem, a member of the Palestinian legislative council.
Asked if he was advocating a mansion tax, he said: "Well, there is a very strong argument... that you need to have a proper base for taxing property and I'm sure that's one of the things we're going to have to look at as we change away from these very high marginal rates".
It is also important to recognize that the initial idea from the government, namely to combine several initiatives for a larger coherent program approach towards the most ill elderly people, provided a proper base for SALAR to choose a more holistic strategic approach aimed at multiple actors and hierarchical levels.
The reduction in the angle of turning helps to maintain sufficient space for maintaining a proper base of support.
Nomadic for most of their existence so far, to have a proper base means a lot.
Imported canned Italian tomatoes, preferably San Marzanos, are the proper base for the sauce, he said.
Liberals think such matters of virtue and vice (or sin) are best left to the autonomous individual, and are not proper bases for punishment.
A systemic approach provides a proper theoretical base for the analysis.
This is not a proper ethical base for compassionate giving and I resent it.
We propose a power-saving ANDSF (PSA) algorithm that selects proper base stations for the UE with load balance and power saving.
Boudreaux himself testified that he had no opinion about what the proper base income was for any of his calculations, and he simply used Cheryl May's income figure provided to him.
