The phrase "and a basin for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a purpose or function of an object, often in a list of items or features.
Example: "The bathroom was equipped with a sink, a shower, and a basin for washing hands."
Alternatives: "and a receptacle for" or "and a container for".
Furthermore, we believed that the degree of entrainment would decrease with increasing changes in music tempo and, thus, that a basin for unintentional entrainment of running cadence to music tempo exists.
Seen from the front, one large, astonishing gray stone carving, incorporating a basin for hearts and blood, resembles nothing so much as a modified tank.
In the window at Rainbow Ace Hardware in Yorkville, he found the aptly named Cool Bar, a table with a basin for ice and bottles that can also be used to store things like flip-flops and garden supplies, he said.
Hydrograph and unit hydrograph are typical approaches for determining the peak flood discharge of a basin for different return periods.
A basin for unsolicited entrainment of running cadence to music tempo was discovered.
Moreover, the availability of free antiviral therapy coupled with the provision of nutrition support for HIV positive mothers, and the provision of some incentives (such as a delivery kit and a washing basin) for women who deliver at the facility, were also important pull factors.
The historical climate and hydrology of the Russian River basin provided both insight into the characterization of drought for the basin and a basis for the selection of historical time periods to append to the current drought to represent an extreme drought scenario.
Qing's grandmother was touched by the gesture and brought a basin of hot water for them to wash their feet.
Its amenities include a nine-hole golf course, swimming pools, tennis courts, baseball fields, a dog run, a boat basin for model boats and an outdoor ice rink.
In wet and cold areas, an additional basin for storage or a larger dosing tank is necessary to eliminate possible runoff from the application area.
