The phrase "at basic assumptions" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to foundational beliefs or premises in a discussion or analysis, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "In our analysis, we need to focus on the basic assumptions that underlie our conclusions."
Alternatives: "on fundamental assumptions" or "regarding core assumptions".
To spur this investigation, the Benazzos constructed a mindblowing three-day program aimed at challenging basic assumptions of what is spiritual and what isn't.
His moves depend on everyone playing according to the same rules – or at least sharing basic assumptions.
This approach has been christened "pyrotheology," and aims at burning up the basic assumptions that both critics and advocates of religion hold concerning the life of faith.
The three main paradigms about downy mildew distinction (obligate biotrophy, absence of intracellular mycelium, determinate sporangiophore growth) need to be rethought, as there are downy mildews species which show traits that are at variance with these basic assumptions.
A broad-based Resistance requires a more critical look at the basic assumption that democratic institutions are inherently legitimate.
In this time of crisis for pop music and the pop-music business, it's time for a rethinking of basic assumptions, even at the price of a little pomposity.
This contribution describes the results of a measurement programme involving five experimental plots located in southern Italy, aimed at validating several of the basic assumptions commonly associated with the use of mass balance models for estimating rates of soil redistribution on cultivated land from 137Cs and 210Pbex measurements.
As time has moved on, the methods of schooling have become less harsh (at least less corporally harsh), but basic assumptions have not changed.
At first we describe our three basic assumptions.
The model uses three basic assumptions to arrive at a solution.
