The phrase "to basis for" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used as a preposition meaning "as the basis for." For example, "We used the survey results to basis for our decision."
With Paul the Octopus sadly no longer with us, and President Obama's picks disappointing us yet again, perhaps the Twitter model will become our go-to basis for future picks.
And in Germany, students are graded on a 1 to 5, instead of A to F basis, for example.
The Farm Bureau favors granting credits on a 1-to-1 basis for every acre of farmland preserved.
Whole tomato seeds replaced whole cottonseed on a weight-to-weight basis for lipid.
That brings a note of clarity to the basis for yesterday's opening proceedings.
Then, collocation points are chosen according to the basis (for details see [12]).
However, this representation is very close to a basis for (sigma simeq s) [20].
The task of explorations seems to provide basis for inducing such adaptations.
"Senator, I can't speak to the basis for those comments," Wray said.
The question arises as to the basis for the observed sustained decrease in IKs.
Proper understanding of the code of ethics is needed to provide basis for reasoning.
