The phrase "a valid basis to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the justification or reasoning behind a decision, argument, or action.
Example: "The evidence presented provides a valid basis to support the claim that climate change is accelerating."
Alternatives: "a legitimate foundation for" or "a sound reason to".
"We are shocked by Tyson's announcement…We do not believe that Tyson has any valid basis to discontinue or teminate the merger agreement between the two companies".
Thus, in the absence of in vivo data there is no valid basis to speculate about the effect of this mode of antigen presentation in vivo.
And there exists a valid basis for linguists to attempt this abstraction, since it constitutes the context relevant to human verbal interactions.
This provides a valid basis for advertisers to consider women's emotions towards advertised stimuli and the resultant consumption behavior in order to effectively boost their business volume.
"The United States affirms our support for the free flow of information and freedom of expression and does not view sovereignty as a valid basis for objecting to the use of terms, and we have concerns about the effect of such claims on the integrity of the process," the administration said in the letter.
In summary, the legal argument for the strong focus on the problem location does not provide a valid basis for not scaling up to the river reach level.
Further research is needed to identify a reliable and reproducible diagnostic workup not only to improve individual case management, but also to provide a valid basis for epidemiological data analysis, drug efficacy evaluation and improving clinical trials.
55% believed that the basic principle of Marxism, "from each according to his ability, to each according to his need," was a valid basis for an economic system.
To provide a valid basis for the use of IMT progression as a study end point, we are performing a 3-step meta-analysis project based on individual participant data.
