The phrase "adequate base for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a foundation or starting point that is sufficient for a particular purpose or action.
Example: "The research provided an adequate base for further studies in the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "sufficient foundation for" or "solid groundwork for".
Environmentalists, governmental agencies, and some members of the scientific community have questioned if past biological effects research and experience with lower voltage lines provide adequate bases for predicting the possible health and environmental effects of the higher voltage lines.
Many successful integrated health systems like Kaiser Health Systems have understood for decades that paying generalists an adequate base salary with incentives for quality positively affects both physician performance and cost.
They must establish criteria for selecting courses and organize their courses in order to obtain an adequate base in the fields necessary for advanced work on a specific topic.
Both the statistical and the classification results have proven the explicit correlation of all the selected features with the final diagnosis, qualifying them as an adequate input base for any type of similar automated diagnosis system.
We hypothesized that before a targeted educational intervention, PICU care providers do not have an adequate knowledge base for accurate screening and diagnosis of delirium in critically ill children.
Much less attention has focused upon the juridical and socio-political requirements for securing an adequate territorial base for indigenous peoples.
As this was a novel echocardiographic imaging technique, just one operator (DP) performed all the scanning to achieve an adequate skill and knowledge base for this technique.
It is however, hopeful that the new protocol includes a section on the Integral Approach to Health, as the base for adequate integration of an IPV response [ 48].
Also, export promotion proved to be an effective public policy instrument for generating competitive stimulus among firms to accelerate technological learning, while rapid increase in education at the mature technology stage allowed firms to obtain adequate existing knowledge bases for technological learning.
