The phrase "a fundamental bridge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that serves as a crucial connection or link between two concepts, ideas, or entities.
Example: "Education serves as a fundamental bridge between knowledge and practical application in the workforce."
Alternatives: "a crucial link" or "an essential connection".
Statistical mechanics is a fundamental bridge that links microscopic world of quantum mechanics to macroscopic thermodynamic properties.
This system-level perspective on muscle control and aerodynamic mechanisms is thought to be a fundamental bridge in any attempt to link the function and performance of the various flight components with their particular role for wing motion and aerodynamic control in the behaving animal.
In digital signal processing, the sampling theorem [7] helps to build a fundamental bridge between continuous signals (in the analog domain) and discrete signals (in the digital domain).
Harbor's intention to become a fundamental bridge between the offline and crypto economies has attracted a $28 million strategic round led by Founders Fund and joined by Andreessen Horowitz, Pantera Capital, and more.
But a fundamental bridge is missing.
Moreover, identity can be regarded as a fundamental bridging concept between the individual and the social (Hoang & Gimeno, 2010).
A wide range of proof styles is discussed and the fundamental bridge between proof-theoretical and semantic investigations is described.
But, as mentioned, there is another, and conceptually more fundamental bridge that needs to be built: that between policy data users and governmental statistical offices, data generators.
Furthermore, the durum sequence provides a fundamental tool to more effectively bridge and harness the allelic diversity present in wheat ancestors most of which remains largely untapped.
The bridge is a fundamental pose for practicing handstands.
Interaction plays a fundamental role as it sets bridges between humans and computers.
