The phrase 'the basis for analysis' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that provides the necessary data or information to examine a particular matter. For example, "The survey results provided the basis for analysis of the company's customer service practices."
And even using last quarter's earnings as the basis for analysis — the unit's strongest quarter in 2009 — BNY Mellon is paying a big multiple.
These many occupations did not stop his work in mathematics: In March 1679 he perfected the binary system of numeration (i.e., using two as a base), and at the end of the same year he proposed the basis for analysis situs, now known as general topology, a branch of mathematics that deals with selected properties of collections of related physical or abstract elements.
BPM emphasizes the documentation of repeatable business processes as the basis for analysis and improvement.
The basis for analysis of optimal operation is the type of operation upon which an application focuses.
Also, we provide a 3-year longitudinal perspective of persistency providing the basis for analysis of change and predictive analytics moving forward.
The outage probability and outage capacity analysis for a single-carrier system provide the basis for analysis of a multicarrier system.
It should be noted that a similar idea forms the basis for analysis-of-variance (ANOVA) models, where the total variability can be split into additive components, the 'between groups' and the 'within groups' components.
Analysis of the current arCOG set reveals the fundamental limitation of phyletic patterns as the basis for phylogenomic analysis.
The consortium, which makes all its data public, has also prepared a reasonably complete draft of the mouse genome, which is the basis for the analysis released today.
As the astronaut describes it, "The scenario that was the least astonishing was the one you were supposed to accept as the basis for further analysis".
One of the most striking undermines the capital-asset pricing model, the basis for academic analysis of the markets.
