"baseline logic" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it when referring to logical reasoning or a principle that is accepted as the starting point for further argument or thought. For example, "The baseline logic for improving our economy is to increase investment."
With the city planning to directly spend about $10 billion on public works over the next decade, there is a baseline logic in trying to use that spending to help those who have been hurt most by the recession.
But the fact is, added Simon, that for at least the last two presidencies "this kind of data collection has been a baseline logic of an American anti-terrorism effort that is effectively asked to find the needles before they are planted into haystacks, to prevent even such modest, grass-rooted conspiracies as the Boston Marathon bombing before they occur".
For the test case under consideration, and utilizing a specifically derived performance metric, the cascaded control structure shows a 22% improvement over a baseline logic-based controller that focuses on state of charge regulation for the TES.
Baseline characteristics of 151 Nurse-C patients and 149 LOGIC-C patients and study times did not differ.
Following this logic we used a bootstrap analysis to determine the statistically driven baseline of the probability distribution as follows.
This logic also implies that a positive carbon tax may not reduce GHG emissions if their baseline rate of growth is sufficiently high.
When logic and reason fail, psychology's standpoint can prove useful, as it works from the baseline of what is rather than what should be.
Five years of baseline data and three years of follow-up data were analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics as well as logic modeling.
