The phrase "adequate basis to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the justification or foundation for a decision, action, or conclusion.
Example: "The research provided an adequate basis to support the new policy implementation."
Alternatives: "sufficient grounds to" or "reasonable foundation to".
It is important to note that while the court agreed that Static Control has alleged an adequate basis to proceed under §1125(a), it cannot obtain relief without evidence of injury proximately caused by Lexmark's alleged misrepresentations.
The Federal District Court in Washington ruled on Feb. 11 that the residents who sued had an adequate basis to argue the existence of "a purported scheme of restraints that has the purpose and effect of fixing, artificially depressing, standardizing and stabilizing resident physician compensation".
In a decision questioning the credibility of New York City police officers, Judge Baer had ruled that the police lacked an adequate basis to pull over and search a car in the Washington Heights section of Manhattan and that the 80 pounds of cocaine and heroin the officers found could not be used as evidence.
The household level turns out to be an adequate basis to study the determinants of OOPE, although caution should be applied before jumping to conclusions for the individual level.
But, since the state of certainty of an individual is not the same as the assertion that that person knows something to be true, it is not clear that the pre-philosophical approach provides one with an adequate basis to say that a religious belief is true, only that one is convinced of it.
If these were important papers, regardless of which journal they appeared in, they should serve as an adequate basis to establish that a lab is doing good work.
In fact we will briefly discuss the question whether data from household budget surveys are an adequate data basis to study the determinants of health care expenditures in general and expenditures for dental care in particular.
3) NRC should exclude off-site "interim" consolidation of waste storage because the transport evaluations done to date are not an adequate basis upon which to claim an increase in health, safety or security.
But he continued that in this case, Sprint/United Management Company v. Mendelsohn, No. 06-1221, the basis for the district court's decision was so "ambiguous" that the appeals court lacked an adequate basis on which to evaluate it.
One or the other of these levels of explanation may suffice to produce a sort of local sense that is enough for practical purposes or that forms an adequate basis on which to make predictions.
This seems like a perfectly adequate basis from which to explain why we value saving for retirement.
