The phrase "a strong basis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or underlying support for an idea, argument, or concept.
Example: "The research provides a strong basis of evidence to support the new theory."
Alternatives: "a solid foundation of" or "a robust framework of".
"The conditions of the election do not provide a strong basis of legitimacy," said the organization's chief, Eduardo Stein, who has been the senior foreign observer of a process that has been tainted with allegations of dirty tricks and fraud.
"If someone speaks the same language or is also into cooking, or crafts, that's a strong basis of commonality and you might want to go meet them," he said.
Because we anticipate such a rapid pace of economic change, our education and training systems will need to provide the British workforce with a strong basis of theoretical knowledge so people will be able to react quickly and expertly to changes in technology.
Several legal experts said it might be harder for cities and other employers to determine when they had a "strong basis of evidence" for discarding a test, the standard the court imposed on Monday, compared with the prior standard of having a "good-faith basis".
"The plan is to build a team around a strong basis of young players in order to get them to develop their talent at the club".
Isn't that the point of education--to build up within our students a strong basis of knowledge from which they can reach their goals?
Reliable amplification of β-tubulin over a broad spectrum of organisms provides a strong basis for the establishment of both deep-level phylogenies and studies of complex species groups based on β-tubulin gene trees.
These findings provide a substantial contribution to existing sequence resources of chrysanthemum, and a strong basis for further characterization of gene expression profiles in the interaction of chrysanthemum and A. tenuissima.
Finally, this study demonstrates robust data at the level of individual subjects, providing a strong basis for the study of individual variability in populations of interest.
mPGES-1 knockout studies and animal models of inflammatory arthritis also provide a strong basis for the contribution of mPGES-1 in the increased local production of PGE2 observed in inflammatory arthritis.
"I believe the package of recommendations provides a strong basis for the development of devolution in Wales, to strengthen democracy and accountability and, most importantly, for the assembly to better serve the people of Wales".
