"basis of the thought" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the underlying foundation or reasoning behind someone's thoughts or beliefs. Example: The basis of her thought process was deeply rooted in her religious upbringing.
It is on the basis of this thought that creationists then hypothesize that fictional objects literally are the creations of their authors: not concrete creations, clearly, so therefore non-concrete, abstract creations.
By discriminating on the basis of the sexual thought that underlies the creation of photographs or visual recordings, the statute discriminates on the basis of content.
On basis of these thoughts, we expand sample size and further focused on ccRCC to investigate the correlation between growth rate and tumor grade by reviewing 61 patients who had received delayed surgeries after at least 12 months of AS for renal tumors that later were confirmed to be ccRCC pathologically.
Desgabets was prepared to infer from the thought that P to the existence of P on the basis of the intentionality of thought.
These writings and others by Marx and Engels form the basis of the body of thought and belief known as Marxism.
Specifically, there was also endorsement that maintaining a small, localised focus was appropriate; 'at the very basis of Indigenous thought is the understanding that Indigenous knowledge are place-based knowledge, best understood in the richness of context, through the use of Indigenous languages, and conceptualised holistically' (Duarte and Belarde-Lewis 2015, p. 693).
Her pacifism had a scientific and free-thinking basis, reflecting the thought of H.T. Buckle, Herbert Spencer, and Charles Darwin.
This stability, to which we hardly pay attention, is part of our everyday life, up to the point that it forms the basis of our deepest thought, the eternal Ideas of Plato and the substance of Aristotle.
The only thing we can do is to teach her the basis of our thought style, like we teach our children and the young.
