The phrase "as a valuable basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing foundational elements or principles that are important for further development or understanding.
Example: "The research findings serve as a valuable basis for future studies in this field."
Alternatives: "as a crucial foundation" or "as an important groundwork".
Due to the importance of the anti-apoptotic BCL-2 family as drug targets, the presented crystal structure of ligand binding-competent BCL-W may serve as a valuable basis for structure-based drug design in the future and provides a missing piece for the structural characterization of this protein family.
Our biogeographical comparison of these factors may thus serve as a valuable basis for future efforts to improve monitoring of Nordic eelgrass meadows.
The identification of cultural capital and material capital as independent and significant predictors should be welcomed as a valuable basis for health-promoting programmes aiming to increase healthy eating habits among adolescents in families with low SES.
Consistent and intensive monitoring of childcare policy programs is also required by experts in order to check the effectiveness and efficacy of such schemes, as well as providing a valuable basis of accumulated scientific data for effective future childcare policies.
As well as being a valuable basis for viewing and informing current practice, the insights gained from this project should inform a future research agenda.
These topics underpin the practice of much of interferometric astronomy (at optical as well as other wavelengths), and provide a valuable basis from which to develop a better understanding of the operation of the VLTI in later chapters.
Therefore, the analyst must select the most appropriate aggregation method based on the data's characteristics, which, along with its potential effects on the data should be documented thoroughly as it can provide a valuable basis for assessing uncertainty.
Thus, uncovering the complexity of AS in the placental transcriptome will provide a valuable basis for understanding genes with functional and clinical relevance in placental biology and pathophysiology.
International comparisons over a range of environmental risk factors, as presented in this study, form a valuable basis for prioritizing among environmental policies and for international benchmarking.
This data set can be expanded as further genomes become available and thus represents a valuable basis for acquiring divergence time estimates.
Presented data give useful hints on the origin and evolution of catalytic promiscuity and specificity and will be a valuable basis for future functional analysis of Class I enzymes as well as for de novo design.
