The phrase "a satisfactory basis for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or justification for a particular argument, decision, or action.
Example: "The research provided a satisfactory basis for the conclusions drawn in the report."
Alternatives: "an adequate foundation for" or "a solid ground for".
Yes, Mr. Barnico said, prompting the chief justice to observe, "I don't know that that's a satisfactory basis for analyzing the thing, after the Constitution was adopted".
Initial results suggest that experiments performed at constant mean energy dissipation rates provide a satisfactory basis for scale translation from shaken microwells (800μl) to conical flasks (100 ml) and are indicative of results obtained in a mechanically stirred bioreactor (3.5 l).
This result was a "satisfactory basis" for finding an "unreasonable risk" (statutorily defined in 5 USC §2058(f)(3)(A)).
Phillips's proposals form a very satisfactory basis for such an agreement.
With a few small adjustments, this kind of absurdly mannered reverence for each other would form a far more satisfactory basis for the remote press conference duelling between Guardiola and Mourinho, and have just as much potential to fry the other's brain.
By so doing, it attempts to show that brain-stem death, far from being a radically new idea, turns out to have always provided both an ultimate mechanism of death and a satisfactory anatomical basis for a wide range of philosophical concepts relating to death.
The banks say they will release information about those accounts if there is a "reasoned and satisfactory basis" to believe the depositor was a Holocaust victim.
The conceptual tools for looking at biological phenomena are based on mathematical ideas about information and computing, but significant further development is required before a satisfactory theoretical basis is realized.
Although the quality levels of all these parameters were not satisfactory they may provide a good basis for further work.
However, a high correlation coefficient alone does not prove that any dental maturation stage has a satisfactory performance for the diagnostic identification of the skeletal maturation/growth phases on an individual basis.
