The phrase "in the basis of" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it to indicate that something is based on something else. For example, "The government's decision was made in the basis of public opinion."
He said he was shocked by the sentences and concerned that it would "undermine confidence in the basis of Egypt's stability, both in Egypt and abroad".
A more hopeful assessment includes rising government accountability, tied to a shift in the basis of political legitimacy to government performance.
He urged opposition supporters to continue their fight, saying, "If we who believe in the basis of the system cannot speak, others who do not believe in it will take action".
As the chart shows, the largest gold ETF has a gold hoard that places it on a par with the reserves of central banks.Another sign of bubbles is a change in the basis of valuations.
At the weekend the Foreign Minister of a major European power stressed at a gathering that Iran will play a part in the Syria talks, if not in the basis of the Geneva I declaration then in other ways.
In "The Basis of Realism" (1914) Alexander rejects idealism in favour of realism.
The common situation in these applications is, that polynomials given in the basis of degree n have to be represented in the basis of higher degree.
Such an effect may be interpreted in the basis of three state model of water structure.
Electronic functions of electrons were divided in the basis of atomic orbitals, including d-orbitals.
In the basis of these mathematical models the library of the program units were designed.
All the results are obtained in the basis of density functional theory.
