"some kind of basis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to suggest that there is an underlying foundation or rationale for something. For example, "We need to find some kind of basis for these decisions before moving forward."
In this way it will be shown that, using some kind of basis functions the number of grid points per element can be reduced compared to other classical approaches.
Tarbaby does what it wants, mostly with some kind of basis in swing and the tradition of the rhythm section through the jazz of the 1960s and early 1970s, though Mr. Waits warps rhythms through instinct.
Weapons aside, there are obvious reasons explored above that an AI would inevitably have to break the First Law of Robotics when faced with a Kobayashi Maru, and however we decide they should respond may constitute some kind of basis for how AI develops and writes its own ethical programming in the future.
"If they are always, 24 hours a day, looking in front of my house to see if I'm there or not, then they would have some kind of basis.
We may be in the realm of interdimensional cosmic fuckery here, but the film's vague attempts at some kind of basis in scientific reality tend to fly out the airlock pretty spectacularly in moments like this.
"Anatomy is the very worst" (FK1) "It is important that you have some kind of basis, and we don't have that".
It's a tedious exercise, but a few baseline facts do I feel help in putting some kind of concrete basis to what otherwise becomes merely a debate undertaken on the basis of emotion alone.
We understand that boys from abroad may attend yeshivas here on some kind of boarding basis – this is also completely unregulated," the DfE's officials add.
Included among the ideas he advanced was the suggestion that religion and mythology may originate in dreams that have some kind of biological basis.
In some respects, Assange appeared to be most annoyed by the journalistic process itself — "a craven sucking up to official sources to imbue the eventual story with some kind of official basis," as he once put it.
If they are working on some kind of contingency basis, it would be most unusual.
