The phrase "army basis" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a foundational concept related to the military, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The army basis for our strategy needs to be clearly defined before we proceed."
Alternatives: "military foundation" or "defense framework".
Now, I am going to pass rapidly over all the incidents that happened after the two first women went to prison for asking questions of cabinet ministers, and come right up to the time when our militancy became real militancy, when we organised ourselves on an army basis, when we determined, if necessary, to fight for our rights just as our forefathers had fought for their rights.
The Syrian army became the basis of Umayyad strength, enabling the creation of a united empire through greater control of the conquered provinces and of Arab tribal rivalries.
The Soviet army, on the basis of a strategic plan prepared by Stalin long before, used the tactics of so-called "active defence," i.e., tactics which, as we know, allowed the Germans to come up to Moscow and Stalingrad.
Born of humble parents, Maximian rose in the army, on the basis of his military skill, to become a trusted officer and friend of the emperor Diocletian, who made him caesar July 21, 285, and augustus April 1, 286.
But they appear to give the army a legal basis to detain the president amid growing international criticism that Morsi has been held incommunicado for nearly one month.
The French economy recovered from the disruption caused by the Terror, and the successes of the French armies laid the basis for the conquests of the Napoleonic period.
Henry Kamen demonstrates here, however, that the king initiated significant developments in politics, imperial policy, finance, government, and the army that laid the basis of the modern Spanish state.
Increased taxes and economic recovery allowed him to maintain a small but disciplined standing army, which became the basis of Piedmontese military power.
Using a rebellion in Palestine as a pretext, he purchased a large number of slaves to increase the strength of his army, which formed the basis of his personal authority.
Through these territorial additions and his political and military activities, Frederick William became the leading Protestant prince in Germany and established Brandenburg-Prussia as an important European state with a sound fiscal basis, effective army, and bureaucracy.
Barker did conclude however that despite James's wish to leave the army, there was "no basis to establish that Ms James' disillusionment with the army or any dislike of the Deepcut regime was, on the balance of probabilities, such as to cause her to wish to die".
