The phrase "a relevant basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or justification for an argument, decision, or action that is pertinent to the topic at hand.
Example: "The study provides a relevant basis for understanding the impact of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "an appropriate foundation" or "a pertinent rationale".
The combination of meta-patches and resistance distances provides a relevant basis on which to design concrete action to decrease regional-level connectivity of grasslands.
The findings in the paper provide not only a relevant basis for further study, but also a very meaningful indication of the most effective orientation when considering the enclosure design around the oscillating cantilever.
I believe this provides a relevant basis and contextualization for the empirical assessment of the propositions in the next section.
The average-nitrogen nuclear subsystem makes it possible to select a relevant basis for transformation into the numbers of filling representation in the form of wave functions of the single-electronic nitrogen ion (having the charge number z = 7).
Given that this study assessing the beneficial effects of the EBV was conducted over a long time period, these results are a relevant basis for future studies involving a larger patient population.
20 This approach was adopted because a review of existing literature relating to patients' experiences of out-of-hours care provided a relevant basis for an initial framework within which the free-text comments could be coded.
To address this limitation, the sparse PCE technique has been proposed, in which the expansion is carried out on only a few relevant basis terms that are automatically selected by a suitable algorithm.
The ratios of payload to wet mass in Fig. 2 appear to indicate large advantages for the higher performing propellants, however a more relevant basis of comparison is the ratio of payload to day mass, and this is shown in Fig. 3.
From a social psychological perspective, however, we expected that subjective comparisons with other people may be a more relevant basis for self-interest than is material wealth.
Polyploidisation processes, as postulated by Ohno [6], have been important drives for vertebrate evolution [7], [8] and a particular relevant basis underlying speciation and diversity of teleost fish [9].
Patients also had to have a clinically relevant basis to change antipsychotics such that clinically significant efficacy or tolerability concerns had to be present on their current medication despite efforts at optimization.
