The phrase "a service base" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a foundational support system or infrastructure for providing services, often in a business or organizational context.
Example: "The company established a service base to ensure that all customer inquiries are handled efficiently and effectively."
Alternatives: "service foundation" or "support framework".
In its shift toward a service base, the city reflects the overall trend of Alabama's economy, where some three-fourths of nonagricultural jobs statewide are in the service sector.
There has been a tendency in Silicon Valley to think of social responsibility as something on top of the platform: a mission, or a service base, or just something that you do with all your cash.
Furthermore, in India, the NGO that implemented the trial had established a service base whilst running a surveillance system in the area prior to the study and had earned the trust of the local population [ 32].
Furnished Quarters, a service based in New York, offers apartments in the metropolitan area, and in Boston, Florida and a few overseas locations.
FOR the last five years, Daniel Nelson has used Abode, a service based in New York that specializes in short-term rentals, to book an apartment for when he visits the city.
ExecuNet, a service based in Norwalk, Conn., charges about $400 annually, or $39 monthly, for its online networking, industry data and job listings, among other things.
"I want to change the world," says Daan Weddepohl, chief executive of Peerby, a service based in Amsterdam that could indeed make a difference if it takes off.
Mr. Liu's decision was first reported by Radio Free Asia, a service based in Washington that receives funding from the United States government.
The unused resources are allocated to a service based on the selected allocation drivers.
The service provider independently determines the price of a service based on the laws of the market.
