"basic formation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this term to refer to "the foundation or structure of something (especially something complex). For example: "The basic formation of molecules is determined by the number of their constituent atoms."
Pennington wanted to take a shot at the end zone, so he called for the Jets' most basic formation -- solo right -- with a tight end on each side of the line, and Moss on the left side.
Two types of basic formation mechanisms explained the observed structures.
An attempt was also made to put forward the basic formation mechanism of the layers.
The effect of the applied voltages on the characteristics and properties of the composite coatings and the basic formation mechanism of the coatings were also discussed.
Four basic formation damage mechanisms are related to the drilling mud systems, these being (Bennion et al. 1995, 1997): 1. Damage caused by incompatibility of the drilling fluids with the reservoir rocks (e.g., clay particles hydration). 2.
The above theories have explained the basic formation mechanisms of interlocking directorate networks among enterprises within a market economy, which can be called the "market theory" for the construction of interlocking directorate networks.
Why do you think Dallas operates out of so many basic formations and personnel packages?
Camp invented the concept of downs, the line of scrimmage, the snap, the basic formations of the offense and defense, and is said to have thrown the first forward pass on record (though he would later campaign, unsuccessfully, against adding it to the sport's official rules).
At their top is developed a paleo-karst surface filled by the chemically weathered material of the surrounding parent ultra-basic formations (C), composed by ophiolites and located only at the northern and northwestern part of the wider area.
Such patterns have been observed in several developmental genes, such as some HOX genes, which affect basic pattern formation as well as wing and other appendages formation in arthropods [ 43, 44].
In many ways, the folding processes resemble basic protein formation, Mr. Tibbits noted.
