The phrase "a fundamental debt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a basic or essential obligation, often in a financial or moral context.
Example: "The company acknowledged a fundamental debt to its employees for their hard work and dedication during the challenging times."
Alternatives: "a basic obligation" or "an essential liability."
"This budget includes the most fundamental debt reform in the history of New York State," Mr. Pataki said.
The fundamental debt problem emanates from three small countries – Greece, Portugal and Ireland – whose total contribution to European Union GDP is less than 5%.
This imaginary, specular, order is matricidal, feeding on the blood of women, leaving unpaid its fundamental debt to the mother, and abandoning the subjectivity of the daughter.
This requires a fundamental shift," including debt and lease restructuring and workforce productivity.
For one thing, it involves a fundamental misunderstanding of what debt does to the economy.
At the same time, some observers are arguing that any changes might be a sideshow and that the real means of avoiding problems in the future lies in the discipline imposed by investors who are asked to finance government debts — a fundamental rethinking of the way the euro works.
Another way of saying all this is that if a stimulus package is conceived without embedding that investment in a strategic plan that will lead to the creation new institutions, then we have a fundamental problem: we are generating debt, not value.
It is perhaps the most daunting set of challenges that Standard & Poor's, whose rulings on the quality of thousands of debt issues is a fundamental component of modern finance, has faced in years.
Despite the very small actual differences between our critics' results and ours, some commenters have trumpeted the new paper as a fundamental reassessment of the literature on debt and growth.
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