The phrase "as a basis of developing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing foundational concepts or principles that will guide the development of something, such as a project or idea.
Example: "We will use the research findings as a basis of developing our new marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "as a foundation for creating" or "as a framework for developing".
Concept clarification, as a central basis of developing knowledge, plays an undeniable role in the formation of nursing sciences.
American structural linguistics of the 1920s to 1950s championed the development of techniques for using corpora as a basis for developing structural descriptions of natural languages, although such work was really not practically possible until the wide-spread availability of cheap, powerful, and fast computers.
The exact theory may be used as a basis for developing improved models of the system dynamics.
A variational theorem is presented which may be used as a basis for developing the equations of motion and the boundary conditions appropriate for studying the vibrational behavior of flexible bodied systems and the surrounding acoustic medium.
Hence, a landscape of technical and conceptual requirements for DDM&S was identified and serves as a basis for developing a framework of competencies to guide future education and training in DDM&S.
The analytical model for bond stress-slip behavior proposed in (Teng and Zou 1996) appropriately considers these characteristics and, therefore, was used as a basis for developing a stress strain relationship of the tested splices.
Knowledge of the genome of N. fowleri is needed to provide insights into the pathogenetic mechanisms of the amoeba as a basis for developing more effective therapies as well as more rapid diagnostic tools.
Of particular concerns are the environmental exposures to toxicants during early development, which can lead to epigenetic reprogramming and serve as a basis of diseases developed later in life.
Computer platforms provide an integrated architecture of hardware and software standards as a basis for developing complementary assets.
