The phrase "set a basis" is correct and can be used in written English
It means to establish a groundwork or foundation for something. Example: "The research conducted by our team will set a basis for future studies in this field."
"It set a basis for a better, a more equal society," Carol Gluck, a professor of Japanese history at Columbia University, said Monday in a telephone interview.
Mandela's overriding objective was to set a basis of reconciliation with the white population including his former enemies, which he achieved with the help of dramatic personal gestures, including visiting the widow of Dr Verwoerd and his former prosecutor Percy Yutar, and congratulating the leader of the Springbok rugby team.
Our findings set a basis for investigating NP-related enzyme inhibitions of membrane-bound proteins from the NP-membrane interface.
Both TEPS design and use are covered by those evaluations, which set a basis for discussing the theoretical and practical implications of this research study.
An active set constraints at l th iteration, Á l is used to set a basis for a search direction d l.
It might even set a basis for regularized and apolitical reunions, freeing divided families from the uncertainty of ever meeting their loved ones again.
Therefore, a major contribution of this study is setting a basis for estimates of long-term disability due to THI in order to advance knowledge by conducting further research and planning interventions to reduce its impact on population health.
The obtained data points to specific requirements to be considered when LbL treatments are applied to rough, porous and heterogeneous surfaces, and thereby sets a basis for a successful transfer of various surface functionalization approaches already shown on ideal surfaces.
Such a picture will allow a comprehensive understanding of the roles of pairwise social interaction, which sets a basis for understanding more complex microbial communities such as biofilms and the microbiome.
We believe this approach can help us detect combinatorial interactions between TFs in the regulation of transcription, and we also believe that this sets a basis for future developments in computational identification of combinatorial gene regulation.
Our results set a new basis for the analysis of IF protein evolution during arthropod phylogeny.
