The phrase "also a foundation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something serves as a basis or underlying support for another concept or idea.
Example: "Education is also a foundation of a successful society, providing individuals with the skills they need to thrive."
Alternatives: "also a basis for" or "also a cornerstone of".
It is also a foundation of the cooperation between members.
In that era, already years after Richard Alpert changed his name to Ram Dass, drug experimentation went hand in hand with the search for being/awareness/bliss, a quest that is also a foundation of yoga and meditation.
Payers are also a foundation of Chicago's health scene with Health Care Service Corporation and others towering over Lake Shore Drive, not to mention the vast offices of Baxter, Abbott, MedLine, Allscripts, and the health divisions of KPMG and Deloitte.
An exploration of such landscape of molecular perturbations reveals the existence of pathways highly-altered between VD− and VD+, which provides not only a system-level mechanistic understanding, but also a foundation for the automated prediction of clinical outcomes.
There is rubble everywhere, and fallen arches and sagging walls and cracking ceilings — but there is also still a foundation of belief upon which a stronger church might yet be built.
It's received tremendous mainstream media exposure and also benefits a foundation of the same name.
The good news is for what it's worth you also have a foundation of basic knowledge.
He's also considered a foundation of the 1950s Philadelphia sound, a high lead over smooth harmony backing.
Most iterations of the electoral map show it to be essential not only for the president to win but also to provide a foundation of support in the West.
However, the market is also built on a foundation of education, she said.
Mortgages and car loans can also be built upon a foundation of some kind of equity participation; leasing, too, is allowed.
