The phrase "a richer basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a foundation or starting point that is more substantial or diverse than another.
Example: "The new research provides a richer basis for understanding the complexities of climate change."
Alternatives: "a more substantial foundation" or "a deeper groundwork".
New data are reported using a richer basis set for both zeolite and H2, which ensures a better description of the intermolecular interaction components.
The dependency injection and other features of AngularJS provide a richer basis to build larger applications than, say, Polymer, which would still be useful for smaller self-contained components.
To investigate, whether standard CSP can profit from a richer basis using more filters, we conducted an offline comparison of classification performance.
And it provides such a rich basis for prequels, according to DiDio.
These results provide a rich basis for development of isoform-specific PI3K inhibitors with therapeutic potential.
Specifically, they report elemental data measured by EMPA, ICP-MS, and WDXRF, providing a rich basis for future sourcing studies.
By the late 12th century the whole of Italy had undergone a major economic and cultural transformation that was to provide a rich basis for the 13th century.
Understanding the principles by which DCs control immunity and tolerance has provided a rich basis for studying and improving clinical outcome of human disease treatment.
Spatially explicit information on cultural ecosystem services that incorporates the differentiated perceptions of local populations provides a rich basis for the development of sustainable land management strategies.
The socially constituted agent within a set of social relations and institutions provides a rich basis for characterizing social phenomena, and permits hypothesizing of higher-level structures and institutions.
This provides a rich basis for further analysis of how central aspects of presence, such as breaks in presence or the perceptual illusion of non-mediation, may work on a fundamental level.
