The phrase "a sound base and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or underlying principles of a concept, project, or argument.
Example: "To ensure the success of our initiative, we need a sound base and a clear strategy moving forward."
Alternatives: "a solid foundation and" or "a strong basis and".
"Amec has both a sound base of quality businesses and a great deal of untapped potential.
More precisely, low-intensity internet-delivered treatments for depression have established a sound base supporting their effectiveness and efficacy [ 34].
As these are exactly the same value derived under the 2006 and 2007 round of HIV estimates, the consistency in results are indicative that the process adopted by the Working Group on Estimates and the results derived therein are valid and a sound base for analysis (figure 1).
The proposed modeling method can be generalized to other resonant cavities with different profiles and provide a sound base for further applications of other more complicated geophysics science and engineering fields, particularly in ray-based tomography.
This study proposes to establish a systematic understanding of morphological change in order to create a sound base for waterfront landscape management and tourism planning.
With that being said you surely have to be smart about it and use a sound base nutrition plan.
Therefore, subsequent attention is paid to the cardiac model development in order to implement a sound base on which to add strain- and nutrient-driven phase transition, in addition to a nutrient phase contained within the liquid phase.
A statement on the Whites website read: "Now the club's financial affairs are in order, it will shore up the underpinnings of the team, and provide a sound base to develop the squad further, promoting continued success".
A statement on the Whites website read: "Now the club's financial affairs are in order, it will shore up the underpinnings of the team, and provide a sound base to develop the squad further, promoting continued success". Harrison-Allan was part of a consortium, alongside Chris Brammall and Jeff Hooper, who took over the Whites in the 2009-10 season.
The aim is to promote interculturalism among the peoples of BiH and lay a sound base for the future, which is prerequisite for economic revitalisation.
