"basis for improvement" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that serves as a foundation or starting point for making improvements or progress in a certain area. Example: "The results of our customer satisfaction survey will serve as a basis for improvement in our services."
This makes it very difficult to build a solid basis for improvement.
A reliable uniform registration of perinatal death based on the underlying causes should be the basis for improvement of the quality of perinatal care.
This model included a systematic methodology for assessing access to information to be used as a basis for improvement in national health surveillance systems.
It is recommended that academic libraries should seek to develop a range of differentiated information literacy programmes, each with specific objectives, to suit different audiences, and undertake regular evaluation as a basis for improvement and innovation.
This study was designed to evaluate how the anesthesiologists in Cairo University Hospitals are adherent in their practice to the latest ASA guidelines for management of difficult airway in order to stand on the current status and establish a basis for improvement.
However, we now have sufficient evidence to examine avenues for alleviation of this particular stress and the physiological and genetic basis for improvement in rice and other crops.
Contributions to climate change from a newly built office building in Gävle, Sweden, were studied from a life cycle perspective as a basis for improvements.
Although the estimated cost of £16,200 dissuaded the landowners from taking action at the time, the report formed the basis for improvements in the 1760s.
Their formal description will provide the basis for improvements of sequence databases, antimicrobial susceptibility studies, and epidemiologic surveys to characterize their pathogenicity.
However, there might be a need for a clearer strategy and guidelines for the role of the GP in mental health care [ 25, 35, 42], and research is needed to provide a scientific basis for improvements.
In summary, Malliaras and colleagues provide important new findings on the underlying cellular basis for improvements in cardiac structure and function from cardiosphere-derived cells, as observed in experimental animals and the ground-breaking phase 1 CADUCEUS trial.
