"rich foundation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is strong, substantial, or well-established. It can also refer to a strong base or support for something. Example: "The success of the company was built on a rich foundation of hard work, dedication, and innovation."
These 5 artists have established a rich foundation upon which pop culture and art can further develop with time to reflect the extraordinary progress of modern radiation therapy.
This four-day course gives attendees a rich foundation in the experience of bringing an idea from the laboratory to first-in-human trials (T1).
From this rich foundation, he teased out all sorts of other rhythms: the elegant backbeat of hip-hop, the furious syncopation of drum-'n'-bass, the restless pulse of jazz.
Case series studies and retrospective uncontrolled studies could not be ignored as they provided a rich foundation for an understanding of the mainstream literature.
With its massive new round, Plenty certainly has a rich foundation from which to spread its seeds, but the company also has a cornucopia of competitors.
He will have a deep and rich foundation.
Put aside American notions of micro-payments for surfing the news or big dollops of cash from rich foundations to keep investigative reporters in business.
Construction of roadway embankments over permafrost often results in settlement due to thawing of ice-rich foundation soils.
Why would the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the world's richest foundation, hand over a $500,000 grant to Harvard, the world's wealthiest university?
So, it can supply upper layer application of system with a powerful, uniform platform, and lay a broader, richer foundation for the application of RFID.
Judging by comments Mr. Gates has made recently, the man who created the world's richest foundation may have learned more about the real world by trying to give away his wealth than he did while making it.
