The phrase "direct foundation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a direct and fundamental aspect or basis of a sentence. Example: The direct foundation of this argument is the evidence presented by the witnesses.
Applying the SR-CT technology on the research of microwave sintering can realize the observation of the evolution of microstructure under microwave and high-temperature field in a nondestructive, 3D and real-time way, provide more accurate experiment data for revealing the kinetics mechanism, and offer direct foundation for establishing the theory of microwave sintering.
Hence Descartes's most cherished claims about essential properties of mind, God, and matter fail his own criterion for lack of direct foundation in our ideas from the senses.
In addition to his research activities Dr. Jarosz runs graduate admissions for the Chemical & Systems Biology Department and co-directs Foundations in Experimental Biology, the flagship course for incoming biosciences PhD students in the School of Medicine.
DR. POLING TO DIRECT PENNEY FOUNDATION; Pastor Accepts Post in Chain Store Organization's Philanthropic Work.
POLING TO DIRECT PENNEY FOUNDATION; Pastor Accepts Post in Chain Store Organization's Philanthropic Work.
As a result of his reading, Gates inspired Rockefeller to direct his foundation toward medical research and to establish the Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research in New York.
An abandoned New York City child she took under her wing when he was 4 is now a lawyer who will help direct a foundation to be set up in her honor.
Eleven years later, General Mills tapped her to direct its foundation.
Once they've recruited experts they trust, the couple will enable them to direct the foundation's resources.
As President of the Foundation, Mr. Trump has directed his Foundation to donate those funds to many worthy causes.
Stephen Smith, the Holocaust scholar who directs the foundation, told me that he'd proceeded "very carefully".
