The phrase "as suitable basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a foundation or starting point that is appropriate for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "The research findings provide an as suitable basis for further studies in this field."
Alternatives: "an appropriate foundation" or "a fitting basis".
Previous models combining as few as five suitable basis functions have been shown to accurately model natural surfaces [21], [23].
To define Hindutva, or "Hinduness" as the suitable basis for nationalism, the first step was to redefine what counts as a religion.
The outcome of the new quantitative model is considered as a suitable basis for future field trials prior to implementation.
In this paper, we propose the ecological network concept as a suitable basis for inserting biodiversity conservation into sustainable landscape development.
Larger series are needed for further information about the standard rabbit liver anatomy and its variants as a suitable basis for experimental studies.
Objection 1: Spiritual traditions cannot serve as a suitable basis for practical wisdom in management, because they have regularly nurtured intolerance, controversy and violation of Human rights during the course of Human history.
Therefore, wild-type HDAC8 serves as a suitable basis for modeling and MD simulations of the H180R mutant.
The European Council considers the guidelines adopted by the Council for a "Northern Dimension" in European Union policy as a suitable basis for raising the European Union's profile in the region.
Discrete-time processes that have a bandwidth which is considerably less than the sampling frequency can often be modeled as an expansion of suitable basis functions, that contains only a few terms.
Other basic parameters like number of reads per contig as well as the average coverage were comparable, constituting a suitable basis for alignment analyses of contigs.
