"concrete foundation for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically follows a more specific phrase that describes something that is being built on a strong base, such as a structure or an idea. For example, "The team has laid a concrete foundation for the future growth of the company."
The third interpretation argues that a violation would not occur until the concrete foundation for the radar site is complete.
He dreams that someone will pour a concrete foundation for a home one day and simply leave.
It provides a concrete foundation for commercial silicon radiofrequency (RF) circuit design to realizing on-chip silicon RF integrated circuits.
We've just finished pouring basically the same concrete foundation for our straw bale house that we would have for a conventional stick frame house.
She arrived at their electric-yellow house to find them out in the yard with some friends, all pouring the concrete foundation for a new work studio.
The research outcomes linking design studies to cognitive neuroscience establish a concrete foundation for developing future applied research and diverse educational practices.
ENGLAND, Ark .— As a construction worker and logger, Bryan L. Mashburn does what he describes as "backbreaking, muscle-pulling work," laying concrete foundations for water towers and felling 3,000-pound 3,000-pound
He is in the construction business, specializing in building the concrete foundations for the forests of subdivisions that have grown up around Columbia.
The top members of the settler leadership gathered Wednesday in the settlement of Efrat, in the Etzion bloc south of Jerusalem, and poured concrete foundations for a new synagogue in defiance of the ban.
Back in prison, after long days trucking around to different units and laying concrete foundations for new buildings, Epperson used to sleep hard and easy.
