The phrase "create the foundations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express the idea of creating a base from which something new can or will be built, such as a business. For example, "We are working hard to create the foundations of our new business."
The titans had to create the foundations, to create heaven and earth from the cosmos.
The Charter was drafted with a spirit that calls individuals and institutions to help create the foundations for a common future.
Chinese policy makers are trying to let wages rise to create the foundations of an economy driven by domestic demand, without derailing the export machine that has produced the world's strongest economic growth over the last three decades.
During the course, you'll learn how to use HTML5 and CSS3 (the building blocks of all websites), enabling you to create the foundations of a new website – and continue work on it after the course is finished.
Consequently, research is critical to create the foundations that can support a new paradigm for systems engineering, one that is based on the reality of engineering systems in which deterministic prediction and control are no longer possible in many circumstances.
Patrick Melia, chief executive of North Tyneside council, sits on a bench in front of the Spanish City dome, as diggers create the foundations for a hotel being built alongside it, and recalls going to Whitley Bay prom as a boy.
He held firm, helping to create the foundation for the new multicultural Birmingham.
But as she lived on, she decided to create the foundation.
Startups may disrupt existing industries, but they often create the foundation for many new jobs outside their own business.
Indeed, Miró and his wife had decided to create the foundation here as a fight against such construction.
As reviewed, OLEDs are expected to create the foundation for solid-state lighting in the next 3 5 years.
