The phrase "basis for delivering" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means the underlying reason or justification for providing or handing over something. Example: The company's strong reputation for quality products is the basis for delivering their new line of clothing to major retailers.
"Junior doctors have always wanted to agree a safe and fair contract, one that recognises and values the contribution junior doctors make to the NHS, addresses the recruitment and retention crisis in parts of the NHS and provides the basis for delivering a world-class health service.
Cloud manufacturing adopts a cloud computing paradigm as the basis for delivering shared, on-demand manufacturing services.
They say The Vow has been honoured - in same cases exceeded - and will provide the basis for delivering a "powerhouse" Scottish Parliament.
The capabilities discussed would provide the scientific basis for delivering Priority 1 of the Sendai Framework (Understanding Disaster Risk) and be the key enablers to achieve progress for Priority 2 (Strengthening Disaster Risk Governance to Manage Disaster Risk).
Enhanced permeability and retention (EPR) is the basis of nanotechnology for delivering drugs to the body sites.
Whilst a clearly articulated model or framework can form the basis for planning, delivering and evaluating knowledge transfer interventions, the number of alternative theories has become unwieldy.
He added: "I did so on the basis of information provided to me at the time by the BBC executives responsible for delivering the project".
"I did so on the basis of information provided to me at the time by the BBC executives responsible for delivering the project".
On a daily basis, UNICEF is delivering pipes for the city's 435 km new water network, an investment of around US$7.5 million.
A much-enhanced version of the BREDEM-8 domestic energy model provides the basis for predicting the delivered energy savings.
The finding in this study that almost all community health clients report that the provision of preventive care is acceptable, is consistent with previous studies of clients from community health services [ 34, 35, 62] and other clinical settings [ 87], and provides a strong basis for clinicians to deliver this form of care.
