The phrase "a systematic foundation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the underlying principles or structures that support a particular theory, system, or field of study.
Example: "The research provides a systematic foundation of knowledge that can be built upon in future studies."
Alternatives: "a structured basis for" or "an organized framework of".
These adjustments laid a systematic foundation for more broadly absorbing the actions of workers' struggles.
For Rickert epistemology or Erkenntnistheorie ('theory of knowledge') has to be the point of departure and the systematic foundation of philosophy as a whole.
Apart from the work of Matthews [ 2] which was confined to Australia, there is a lack of firm systematic foundation in this genus and specifically that of important Helicoverpa pest species such as H. armigera and H. zea.
However, the Draft does not yet identify either the key elements of a rigorous (or systematic) foundation for defining scholarly metrics, their properties, and quality.
(He planned, but never wrote, a fourth part of the System on the psychology of "cultural consciousness". This fourth part was to provide the systematic foundation for the other three parts of the System [Adelmann 1968].) Finally, although Cohen had been interested in religious questions throughout his career, in the last years of his life they were his overwhelming concern.
The SPI thus provides a systematic, empirical foundation to guide strategy for inclusive growth.
We have laid the foundation for a systematic analysis of the genetic basis of horned beetle development and diversification with the potential to contribute significantly to several major frontiers in evolutionary developmental biology.
This study provides the necessary foundation for a systematic analysis of the functions of this class of genes, which are likely to include prominently innate immunity, inflammation and neural development, especially the specification of neuronal connectivity.
As such, it provides the necessary foundation for a systematic analysis of the functions of this class of genes, which are likely to include prominently neural development, innate immunity and inflammation.
In this paper we lay the foundations for a systematic study of tensor products of subspaces of C∗-algebras.
