The phrase "and became a basic" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in a context where you are describing a transformation or change into something fundamental, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "After years of study, she embraced her true self and became a basic version of her former self."
Alternatives: "and turned into a fundamental" or "and evolved into a basic".
He published several editions of early music, and his book, The Interpretation of the Music of the XVII and XVIII Centuries (1915 and 1944), became a basic work in its field.
And collage itself became a basic building block for many subsequent developments in conceptual art.
One variant of it became a basic interceptor, another a fighter-bomber, and a third a reconnaissance aircraft.
Indeed, the loss of friends, whether through death or cooling interest, became a basic pattern for Dickinson.
It became a basic course in public health for professionals of different areas such as nurses, engineers, pharmacists and veterinarians, as well as for physicians.
Different from any regimens ever reported, this strategy was simple and effective without severe complications and will become a basic regimen for other cancer therapies.
The latter offers readings of the icons of contemporary culture and has become a basic text in the academic discipline known as cultural studies.
"Prints have now become a must-have for nearly every fashion designer's collection — in much the same way that trench coats and knits have become a basic recurring item for all brands," he said.
It is also important to stress that a few years later (1938) an analog of the diagonalization lemma (the so-called second recursion theorem) was discovered by Kleene and was soon to become a basic tool in the foundations of recursion theory and computability theory.
In the last four decades, since the time of the celebrated Hartman-Stampacchia theorem (see [2, 3]), the existence of a solution of a variational inequality, a generalized variational inequality, and other related problems has become a basic research topic which continues to attract the attention of researchers in applied mathematics (see for instance [4 13], and the references therein).
