The phrase "a temporal basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is measured or evaluated over time, often in contexts like research, analysis, or planning.
Example: "The study was conducted on a temporal basis to observe changes over the course of several months."
Alternatives: "a time frame" or "a time-related basis".
A temporal basis for predicting the sensory consequences of motor commands in an electric fish.
Complications resulting from tracheotomy can be classified on a temporal basis as intraoperative, early postoperative, and late postoperative.
The diversity of responses was sufficiently rich to form a temporal basis for accumulated evidence estimated from a latent variable model.
This is mainly because the approach enables an overview of large areas simultaneously, using multiple spectral information that correlates with most of the common land cover compositions, on a temporal basis and in a cost-effective way.
First, a historical review is introduced, on the three main approaches to reset control: the classical approach (based on zero-crossing of the tracking error), the impulsive approach (where reset is applied on a temporal basis) and the hybrid approach (where some sector reset condition is defined).
When two different microcapsules were made, switching the position of bone morphogenetic protein (BMP -2 and dexamethasone (Dex) for either core or shell domain, their release profiles were very unique on a temporal BMP -2 banddexamethasonecation in the microcapsules.
Regeneration has previously been divided into stages on a purely temporal basis (i.e. first week, second week, etc. [22], [31]).
Should bone scans be used on a sequential temporal basis (annually)?
On a purely temporal basis, case locations had significantly greater rainfall than non-case locations for the periods of November 1 10, November 11 20, and December 11 20 (all in 2006).
The model takes into account disease severity and likelihood of infection on a spatial and temporal basis and assigns a Global Severity Risk Index (GSRI) for DoD personnel.
A robust indoor daylight model applicable to locations across the globe needs to incorporate local variations of sky luminance on a spatial and temporal basis, and needs an affordable system for dynamic angular daylight measurement to be used as part of a wider distributed network.
