The phrase "as a premise of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundational ideas or assumptions that support a particular argument or theory.
Example: "The theory is built as a premise of the idea that all living organisms evolve over time."
Alternatives: "as a basis for" or "as a foundation of".
The Republican platform also removed a longstanding position — a two-state solution with the Palestinians — as a premise of peace, according to a paper issued by two of Trump's advisers on Israel policy.
But he was not prepared, at this stage, to press for direct talks between the two governments.Hostility to America is so deeply rooted in the minds of Iran's conservative clerics that most of them still think of it as a premise of their 1979 revolution.
Thus, Christian Zionists have embraced this literally as a premise of faith that has God promising to bless those who blessed his 'chosen people' (Anderson 2002).
As a premise of the functional equation method, quasi-static condition is assumed so that the inertial forces of deformation can be neglected [43, 44].
Based on this verse, many non-dispensationalist Christians feel compelled to embrace Israel as a premise of faith and as an assurance that blessings will be bestowed on those who ideologically and financially bless the 'chosen people'.
There is room for doubt about this verdict, since all-out evaluative judgement may well appear as a premise of practical syllogism ('I ought to do A; doing B is a means to that; so I ought to do B') and since it may sustain 'diachronic autonomy,' at least to some extent, just through the working of memory (a point emphasized by Ferrero 2006).
As a result, a premise of eliminating disparities of regional economic development is to narrow the gap of educational development in different regions (Wang, Du, & Liu, 1998).
An interesting study for sure, Fake Cause Girls use fitness or other healthy lifestyles as a premise to post hundreds of pictures of their bodies in the bathroom and at the gym..
I had hoped that the filmmakers would confront the subject of danger as a premise for delving into the marrow of Nancy's life as it is exposed, perhaps for the first time, and as she acknowledges its deepest substance, perhaps for the first time, while confronting her first experience of existential fear.
The Republican platform also removed a longstanding position a two-state solution with the Palestinians as a premise of peace, according to a paper issued by two of Trump's advisers on Israel policy.
As bizarre a script as it is, "Human Nature" does not have as interesting a premise as "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind," Kaufman's script based on Chuck Barris's "unauthorized autobiography".
