The phrase "an integrated basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a foundation or framework that combines various elements into a cohesive whole.
Example: "The project will be developed on an integrated basis, ensuring that all departments work together seamlessly."
Alternatives: "a unified foundation" or "a cohesive framework".
In the past, American officials have looked at the materials by type or by region, but not on an integrated basis.
"If you need a large number of high-rate practitioners in the major business and financial centers, who act on an integrated basis, then mergers are the only way," he says.
However, if the schools reopened on an integrated basis, all state funding would be cut off.
The sea of biological information has made it difficult for the data to be verified on such an integrated basis.
Appropriate care is delivered on a continuous and integrated basis, with greater attention to prevention and health promotion [ 10, 29, 30].
The concentration of PM2.5 was measured on a 24-hr integrated basis; concentrations of NO2 and ozone were measured hourly and reduced to 24-hr means.
That project represents our last chance at a program to manage the ocean shoreline on an integrated, regionwide basis that would be much to the benefit of all Long Islanders.
He says: "If we look to the US the best providers are working on that highly integrated basis, co-ordinating physical, mental and social care from home to hospital.
On this basis, an integrated optimization framework of sub-panel configurations and weld lands for stiffened shells is presented.
On this basis, an integrated investigation program encompassing ERT measurements and borehole drilling is carried out at a site where the cavity network is unknown.
On this basis, an integrated model has been proposed to describe the quantitative relationship between angle of internal friction and granular shape factor, which agrees well with the experimental data.
