The phrase "also form the foundation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the basic principles or underlying elements of a concept, idea, or structure.
Example: "In addition to the theoretical framework, these practical applications also form the foundation of our research."
Alternatives: "also establish the basis" or "also serve as the groundwork".
While the sockeyes sustain a major commercial fishery, they also form the foundation for the region's tremendously diverse sport fishery.
These "distributed computing" platforms, which also form the foundation of Cloud Computing, create major new hurdles for software engineering.
They also form the foundation of the other Odditoriums now run by Ripley Entertainment, which continues to add to the oddities.
These "Rules of Engagement" served the American Center very well, and I've been pleased - and not at all surprised - that they also form the foundation beneath PlayCollective's research, stategy and development work.
Wolbachia's ubiquity and ability to dramatically alter host reproductive biology also form the foundation of research strategies aimed at controlling insect pests and vector-borne disease.
5 9 This research will also form the foundation of additional studies that can examine the medical consequences of excessive prescription opioid use.
OFDM also forms the foundation for a multiple access scheme termed as orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA).
This basic epistemological concept also forms the foundation of Wang's ethic in the sense of moral recognition, or the distinction between good and evil (Wang 1933: III, 26).
The ability to feign emotions is presumed to be uniquely human and is not only relevant to the ability to deceive others, but also forms the foundation for the dramatic arts.
The development activities that Berkeley GSIs undertake to fulfill the requirements of this policy — the Teaching Conference, the Online Ethics Course, and the 300-level pedagogy course in their disciplines — support GSIs in their teaching at UC Berkeley, but they also help form the foundation of their teaching and leadership skills in future academic and non-academic careers.
These translations also formed the literary foundation of our regional theater movement, making plays from around the world available to American audiences.
