'basis foundation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the fundamental elements of an idea, concept, or system. For example, "The the basis foundation for morality is the principle of doing unto others as you would have them do unto you."
Evans "eroded" the "foundations" of Bowers' rational-basis holding.
The "Journal" was financed on a year-to-year basis by foundations and one corporation, the Mutual of America life insurance company.
"We will continue our support to modernize both Russia's economic basis and the foundations for a dynamic society oriented towards the future," she said.
In its Constitution, the European Union rejected the Christian moral code of its past, instead choosing as its underlying basis the sandy foundations of economics and of a conception of human dignity subject to the ever-changing demands of the will of the people.
"Our move will give nearly 20,000 more supporters the chance to experience our fantastic product on a regular basis, and the foundations of that work have already started with the effort we have put in across our ticketing schemes".
Gilding argues that the sociology of the family has turned to the paradigm of private-life research, but the overemphasis on reflexivity, institutionalization, and traditionalism ignores the biological basis and economic foundations of human behavior (Gilding 2010).
If Decisive Storm has an exit strategy -- just like each calculated military operation has an exit strategy -- then a political track parallel to the military track is unavoidable, to address the Yemeni crisis politically on the basis of new foundations.
Because medicine is an empirical science without a theoretical basis (bio-molecular foundations cannot replace a theory of medicine), uniform definitions of health, sickness and the value of health services are lacking.
Instead, researchers need to either envision new assessment instruments on the basis of different conceptual foundations, or concentrate on extending the psychometric evidence base for the existing tools.
Bruno did not write a rule for the order, but the customs he established, modifying the Benedictine Rule, became the basis for the new foundations.
