The phrase "an effective basis for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that serves as a strong foundation or starting point for something else. Example 1: "The research conducted by the team provided an effective basis for further studies on the topic." Example 2: "The company's success can be attributed to its strong values, which serve as an effective basis for decision-making and employee behavior."
Controlling girls through beatings or threats was common, but coercion was not an effective basis for a lasting relationship, most pimps emphasized.
Since prioritization of risk mitigation projects is based on risk levels, consistency provides an effective basis for resource allocation.
This method presents an effective basis for reviewing the impact of design decisions on the design process.
We in the government want to create an effective basis for the green economy, with policies that are helping growth and giving businesses the certainty to plan and invest.
We claim that this mathematical semantic approach to network design is an effective basis for advancing the state of the art.
Studies of crowd behavior with related research on computer simulation provide an effective basis for architectural design and effective crowd management.
- The CPMS potentially provides a sound, rigorous, effective basis for monitoring child protection concerns.
The structural approach - involvement of pupils, using a medium preferred by pupils and pre-testing of the programme - is a good basis for an effective intervention and increases the likelihood that the web-based approach is attractive to pupils.
Networks that are badly engineered from a grass-root perspective, prove to be a good basis for cost-effective retrofits.
The availability of relevant data and the methodology used in the assessment provide a good basis for more effective monitoring of the implications of the government use licenses and for future related policy decisions in Thailand.
Estimation of mortality risk in patients with CHF could provide a more rational and cost-effective basis for decisions on specific medications and cardiac devices.
