The phrase "analysis forms the basis for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how a particular analysis serves as a foundational element for further conclusions, decisions, or actions.
Example: "The comprehensive analysis forms the basis for our strategic planning in the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "analysis serves as the foundation for" or "analysis underpins".
Fourier analysis forms the basis for much of digital signal processing.
An empirical case study analysis forms the basis for the development of a reference model for a company-wide application system to support the entire movie production process.
In our empirical study described in the next section, we show that a SEM regression analysis forms the basis for a proper use of decompositions (I), (II) and (III).
The present food analysis forms the basis for calculating the current TFA intake in Germany's population.
In particular, the statistical outcome of the analysis forms the basis for the inclusion or exclusion of variables in such models, and statistical significance will directly lead to new hypotheses as to what biological factors or mechanisms might be causing the differences.
Main themes identified in the analysis form the basis for interpreting and reporting study findings.
The themes and summaries produced by this analysis formed the basis for discussion in the collaborative enquiry groups (one for each mode).
While this analysis formed the basis for their decision to reinvigorate the social insurance system, the HIF lacked the capacity to undertake basic administrative functions.
Those factors that remained (p < 0.05) after the stepwise analysis formed the basis for calculating the hazard ratio (that is, the relative risk of developing an adverse reaction, compared with the reference group that was assigned a value of 1) and the 95% confidence intervals.
Additionally, the failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) forms the basis for virtually all subsequent reliability analyses and assessments because it forces an organization to systematically evaluate equipment and system weaknesses, and their interrelationships that can lead to product unreliability.
The analysis that forms the basis for the performance evaluation is carried out in the following section.
