'basis subject' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the main topic or focus of a discussion or examination. For example, "The basis subject of the essay is the impact of technology on society."
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They have, in effect,levelled extremely serious allegations against him and have, on that basis, subjected him to severe sanctions.
Contrary to what some of Fukuyama's critics maintained, the model for a post-historical world was not the United States but the European Union, largely because it represented the triumph of law on a transnational basis, subjecting individual states to a higher principle of reason.
On a percentage basis, subjects extracted 37.4 ± 17.6% of the nicotine and 55.7 ± 20.5% of the TSNAs.
Typically a child was accompanied by two adults; hence 4800 5100 persons are crammed in the IV room on a daily basis, subjecting the children and accompanying adults to the risk of infection by various pathogens.
Covariates in the study were selected on the basis of subject matter knowledge and previous studies on this topic [ 9– 13].
