The phrase "a significant basis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundational elements or reasons for something, indicating that it plays an important role in a particular context.
Example: "The research provided a significant basis of evidence for the new theory proposed by the scientists."
Alternatives: "a crucial foundation of" or "an important underpinning of".
While businesses naturally constitute a significant basis of activity, a third of the 146,000 ventures established by alumni are nonprofit.
It is a significant basis of European solidarity and can also be seen, following Walter Benjamin, as an expression of anamnestic solidarity with the victims of history.
Not only does the tech sector continue to be a reliable place to find employment, but even for those who don't plan to become programmers, understanding code is like understanding the English language - it's a significant basis of communication in our society.
Furthermore it provides a significant basis for further understanding of the role of this Usher syndrome ortholog in development and disease.
This research mainly contributes to establishing a significant basis for selection and application of hygroscopic material and providing boundary conditions for further Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) study.
Although only the most significant SNP (rs10795668, P=0.0018) would be significant after Bonferroni's adjustment, all five nominally significant SNPs would be considered significant on a basis of an FDR of 0.1 (rs70143468, rs12953717 rs47795847, rs4779584 and rs4939827).
When investigating Fig. 3, it can be seen that this signal model results in a significant reduction of basis functions, when compared to the full signal model with crosstalk.
Our results can bring more significant basis on the design of spintronic and valleytronic devices.
Finite element (FE) analyses provide significant basis for the development of mechanistic analysis.
Results on the effectiveness of this TOT model in developing trainers are also significant, providing a basis of comparison for future programs.
But a significant part of the basis for his ideas lies in reports over the past several years that most of the genome is transcribed (see especially [ 6]).
