The phrase "accurate basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or reasoning behind a conclusion, decision, or analysis that is precise and reliable.
Example: "The research provided an accurate basis for the policy recommendations we are making."
Alternatives: "reliable foundation" or "solid ground".
"We aren't making a claim we can replace sleep labs or can be as accurate," Basis representative Damon Miller said.
The coal industry demands methods of coal analysis on a rapid and reasonably accurate basis.
In general, structure or height is a more accurate basis for evaluating the overall growth process because healthy children show wide variability in weight [1].
The expression for the mass transfer coefficient provides a more accurate basis for scale-up than the use of simple rules, such as constant power per unit volume.
The use of real-world data representative of actual train operations provides an accurate basis for comparing rail and personal vehicle energy use and emissions and for identifying key factors affecting variability in the comparison.
With the development of computer technology, along with advancements in well logging technology, imaging logs, like Formation MicroScanner Image (FMI), had now become an accurate basis for fracture identification (Qiao et al. 2005).
The construction of spectrally accurate tangential basis functions allows a one-third reduction in the number of unknowns required compared with algorithms using non-tangential basis functions.
Does that really provide an accurate enough basis for a conviction of this magnitude?" The Carmichaels' lawyers said they planned to appeal the verdicts.
He established the principles of English metre on a demonstrably accurate structural basis; he recognized metre as a gestalt phenomenon (i.e., with emphasis on the configurational whole); he saw metrics as descriptive science rather than proscriptive regulation.
Though he was known as a writer of hard science fiction, meaning science fiction with a scrupulously accurate scientific basis, Mr. Anderson thought of his books as magical realism, a phrase he adapted from the fantastical style of some Latin American novelists.
The attitude measurement method is effective and feasible, and provides accurate measurement basis for the guidance of spinning projectile.
