The phrase "ecological basis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe the foundation or fundamental principles of a situation that involve the environment, ecology, or nature. For example, "The company is built on a strong ecological basis, using sustainability measures to minimize its environmental impact."
Mathematical programming models are becoming increasingly important in applied ecology, especially in the management of natural resources and agricultural problems having an ecological basis.
Like the MN inversion, the SM inversion has no ecological basis.
The rationale is to contribute to an ecological basis for hedge habitat management.
On an ecological basis, however, the tree can be recognized as a natural construct, as it represents an adaptive strategy by many different taxa to exploit and dominate the habitat above the ground.
Integrated responses to wetland ecosystem changes in the Taihu Lake Basin should focus on building an ecological basis for engineering and management.
Our approach strengthens the ecological basis of reserve-design algorithms and might facilitate the uptake of ecosystem-based management into reserve design.
Both policy decisions and outcomes and the relative weight attached to environmental and safety concerns strengthen the ecological and ethical basis of the discourse as reflected in the policies.
Since adults of both species are predominantly rodent predators, the differences appear to have a phylogenetic, rather than an ecological or geographic basis.
The central tenet of this framework is that protecting and bolstering natural defences through lifestyle changes and/or active medical treatments implemented before any clinical signs (either tumours or disease symptoms) are manifested has a firm ecological and evolutionary basis as an alternative to classical therapies, at least for certain risk groups and for certain cancer types.
16 18 Such approaches have a basis in ecological and social ecological theories of health promotion, 19 21 which recognise the importance of the physical, social and cultural environment in health risk behaviours such as alcohol consumption.
