The phrase "gained a basis" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to establish a foundation or starting point for something. Example: After conducting extensive research, the scientists finally gained a basis for their theory on climate change.
He also observed the natural world first hand to gain a basis for his designs, and insisted on learning the techniques of production prior to producing a design.
Later, in 2006, Mr. Chen was convicted and imprisoned on what experts said were trumped-up charges, and his detention gained a legal basis.
Recently interest in the folk medicine has highly increased and gained a scientific basis for the appropriate use in official medicines [ 1].
In 1275 Edward gained a secure financial basis when he negotiated a grant of export duties on wool, woolfells, and hides that brought in an average of £10,000 a year.
Single salt deposition of CaSO4 and CaCO3 is studied on various polymeric heat transfer surfaces to gain a sound basis for novel polymer film heat exchanger (PFHX) design.
You will gain a greater basis on religious views and begin to understand the concept of the natural God that can only work within it's nature.
He thus gained a firm political and economic basis, which he strengthened by reducing even further the traditional influence of the Buddhist temples.
But in talking with our limited partners and the entrepreneurs I work with on a day-to-day basis, I gained a new appreciation for just how complicated it has become for everyone to find their way in this shifting landscape.
Although such a belief has just started to grow and it will take more time until it is deeply rooted in society, China is turning to gain a stronger normative basis for developing the Triple Helix.
To gain a better statistical basis for this comparison, we subjected additional samples to the alternating CID/ETD approach.
