"form the ground" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that originates from a fundamental level or the beginning point. For example, "She began working with the organization from the ground up, starting with the most basic tasks."
Areas of high seasonal rainfall support single-story woodlands of tall trees, while lush grasses form the ground vegetation; but, where rainfall is both seasonal and low, the trees consist of stubby xerophilous (dry-loving) shrubs and short, tussocky grasses.
The plans for the cabin, the harnessing of expertise for its construction — "Dear Gary: Fine build 10' x 11' hut, sounds ideal" — and the subsequent arrangements for use when Ginsberg was absent (most of the time) form the ground of the "Selected Letters".
The intelligible names could form the ground of a theology independent of any specific religious tradition or sacred text.
The spacing of the boreholes which form the ground heat exchanger of the duct store is fairly constant and is found to be about 2.5 m for a ground thermal conductivity of 2.5 Wm−1 K−1.
Kant's practical philosophy and the categorical imperative that governs it were intended to form the ground not only for what is thought today to be ethics proper but also for everything that broadly speaking had to do with deliberative human behavior.
The final set of objectives will form the ground for the construction, in the next steps, of a long term tourist development plan based upon the sustainable exploitation of natural and cultural resources, which can, among others, be used as a guide for directing private and public investments in the study area in a more cohesive and systematic way.
At the same time, the subject regarding in which layer the ground conductors and rods that form the grounding grid in a substation are to be placed in two-layer soil is analysed using GA.
However, he admitted that not dismissing them could form the grounds for legal challenges afterwards.
The photoinitiators form the ground-state ion pairs.
Thus, salt-dependent changes in k2/ K1/2 reflect changes in binding of the RNA to the enzyme to form the ground-state complex (E:S), specifically, changes to 1/ KD.
Reduction in ADD, improved glycemic control, efficacy at par with fibrates, and an acceptable safety profile form the grounds on which this group of PPAR α/γ agonists, with their novel mechanism, holds a promising future in the management of diabetic dyslipidemia.
