"class basis" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe people or things that are divided into social or economic classes, usually based on their wealth or status. For example: "Policies should be implemented on a class basis, not a race basis."
Nothing else reinforces the health inequality gap so much, the class basis of the longevity gap too.
But if they can recognize the class basis of their success, then perhaps they will also recognize their class responsibility.
As the report points out, people would rather fight on a class basis than an age basis.
Macdonald – a barrister, whose role as director of public prosecutions between 2003 and 2008 made him one of the most senior legal figures in England and Wales – said under the government's guidance "the list of unacceptable topics might plausibly include much philosophical discourse, any Marxist analysis of a supposed class basis for our rule of law, and many atheist deconstructions of religion".
While she can attack the posh boys on a class basis, when she was publicly humiliated by Cameron in the House of Commons ("I know the Honourable Lady is extremely frustrated"), Dorries could only write that this would be "perceived" to be sexist.
Training in navigation is generally given on a class basis, in which groups of students are taken aloft in a "flying classroom," usually a twin-engined transport airplane containing a number of navigator's stations at which each student can make his own observations and computations while in the air.
Until the 1950s, airline patrons characteristically traveled on a first-class basis, and fares remained relatively high until increased patronage paved the way for decreased prices.
He used to blow very hot and cold but has produced quality on a world-class basis throughout this season.
First, a student-facing tool that runs seamlessly in the background during exercises and serves personalized curricula as well as premium, paid features, and, second, a learning management system that gives the teacher more control over the process, allowing them to assign quizzes, homework, see how each student is understanding the material, on a student-to-student or class-to-class basis.
The undeniable popularity of SoulCycle classes at $32 a pop (another clever development--there are no membership fees, but paying on a class-by-class basis incentivizes riders to show up) speaks to their addictive nature and the quick results riders experience.
Percent variance from the model was calculated on a per-codon or per model-class basis by calculating one minus the variance of the difference between the model and the observations divided by the variance of the observations.
