"basis of the problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the root or foundation of a problem, problem-solving process, or finding a solution. For example, "In order to find a solution, we need to understand the basis of the problem."
Schooling is not the solution and while the current proposals may create slightly more opportunity, it is still the same game – a schooling game that is in many ways the basis of the problem.
He and many day care providers believe that the basis of the problem lies with the Pataki administration, which could devote 30percentt of the $240 billion in federal dollars it receives for Temporary Assistance to Needy Families to day care, but chooses to use only 20percentt.
The basis of the problem is in the critique of self-being.
Recently, Goadsby [97] sustains that "the basis of the problem is likely to be abnormal central processing of normal sensory signal" that is "a disturbance of subcortical sensory modulation systems".
On the basis of the problem stated above, we present an approach that is useful for characterization of effective elastic properties and acoustic wave propagation in the considered media with randomly distributed fractures under the condition of external loading.
Once such a mutation is identified, one can try to produce the condition, or a part of it, in an experimental animal such as a mouse, where you can analyze the neurobiological basis of the problem.
The basis of this problem is based on the transmission desire of the secondary user.
On the basis of architecture, the problem of acceleration resource allocation is modeled.
This idea is the basis of the classic problem of induction, which Hume formulated.
Also discussed is the basis of the related problem of optimal experimental design.
In doing so, the thermodynamic basis of the original problem expressed by Eqs. 8 and 9 is not lost as discussed below.
