The phrase "as a basis for implementing a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing foundational concepts or principles that support the execution of a plan or project.
Example: "The research findings will serve as a basis for implementing a new strategy in our marketing efforts."
Alternatives: "as a foundation for executing a" or "as a framework for carrying out a".
In this scenario, analysis of prescription data provides an invaluable source of information as a basis for implementing strategies for improvement in this field.
We have used the described generic solution as a basis for implementing the data management software for several research projects [ 27– 29].
We have shown the practical applicability of our approach, by using it as a basis for implementing two geographically large research networks.
Our model lays the groundwork for engaging community based practices in genomic research by outlining a model through which risk assessment and follow-up counseling and medical management occurs as a basis for implementing and evaluating a health services framework.
By applying a systematic approach, as it was done in the present study, several characteristics of fear of falling in this population were identified and provided the basis for implementing an intervention program.
Accordingly, their work served as the basis for implementing our approach, enabling a comparison between our method and their proposed algorithms.
Our results, summarized as a conceptual scheme based on environmental conditions, is a suitable basis for implementing sustainable management in coastal sedimentary hydrosystems influenced by highly urbanized conditions.
This chapter considers some software best practices that serve as the basis for implementing effective performance-based management of software-intensive projects.
This research can also be used as the basis for implementing patient-centred interdisciplinary teams in other health regions, both nationally and internationally.
