The phrase "a secure basis for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or support for an idea, argument, or system that is reliable and safe.
Example: "The research provided a secure basis for the new policy recommendations."
Alternatives: "a solid foundation for" or "a reliable framework for".
The purpose of the Hexapla was to provide a secure basis for debate with rabbis to whom the Hebrew alone was authoritative.
There is a growing consensus that randomised controlled clinical trial (RCT) provide a secure basis for determining treatment effects.
In the second part of his essay, he attempted to find a secure basis for moral reasoning in such concepts as "friend"; but he discarded that approach before trying it out in print.
Climate change: Putin is strongly in favor of the Paris climate agreement, calling it a "secure basis for long-term climate regulation," and saying that Russia wanted to make a "comprehensive contribution to its implementation".
yBP) [35] and the earliest British macro-haplogroup T-carrying bone sample [13], giving a secure basis for its classification as B. primigenius.
The success of the empirical bond valence model has given rise to a number of attempts to find a secure basis for it in physical theory, an endeavor that for the most part has met with indifferent success.
For these reasons, and since a property-owning democracy also secures the fair value of equal political liberties and fair equality of opportunities, a property-owning democracy provides a more secure basis for citizens' sense of self-respect (the remaining primary social good covered by the difference principle in part) than does welfare-state capitalism.
Audiences at "Bonnie and Clyde" are not given a simple, secure basis for identification; they are made to feel but are not told how to feel.
Shortly after Iker's cancer was diagnosed, Flores went to see Julie Nemecek, an immigration lawyer in Columbus, to ask about her options for establishing a more secure basis for remaining in the United States.
Leaflets still on Life's website, meanwhile, offer a snapshot of the type of education those 27,000 pupils will be getting, with marriage described as providing "a more secure basis for child-rearing and relationship stability than other forms of relationship", a statement of its opposition to abortion "in all cases", and one linking abortion to mental health issues.
These results provide a more secure basis for risk assessment than was previously available.
