"natural basis" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it in a sentence such as, "We make decisions on a natural basis, so that everyone benefits from a humane approach."
He claimed that ethics is the natural basis of government, as is proved pragmatically by the efficiency of ethical governance.
In the U.S. flag there is very little natural basis for symbolism; it is almost wholly conventional.
His new theory is that the natural basis for the state is the human habit of arguing about whether or not it has one.
Neo-Confucian mysticism has been termed an "ethical mysticism," but it is simultaneously a rational mysticism because it viewed ethics as the natural basis of effective sociopolitical organization.
A natural basis for transmitting such concepts exists, he says, in the form of a mathematical language known as Lingua Cosmica, or Lincos, for short, developed in 1960 by the late Dutch mathematician Dr. Hans Freudenthal at Utrecht University.
This work, which sought to establish the rights of individuals and the duties of the state and their limits, was an attempt to find a natural basis for proper political action.
Locke seems to be aiming to establish a natural-theological basis for natural law.
He read Malamud's "The Natural," the basis for the Robert Redford film, and Wallop's "The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant," the basis for the Broadway musical "Damn Yankees".
Do any recent jazz styles have a natural, unforced basis in dance?
Let { z n } n ∈ N be the natural orthonormal basis of l 2 ( N ).
The solution Z ˜ is called the natural conjoined basis of ( S λ ).
