The phrase "a fundamental difference for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant distinction or variation that impacts a particular context or situation.
Example: "There is a fundamental difference for how each approach addresses the issue of climate change."
Alternatives: "a key distinction for" or "a crucial difference for".
It's a fundamental difference for -- with us.
"It will be a fundamental difference for people.They are not used to that".
Which of those higher-level strategies is preferentially used makes a fundamental difference for interpreting the true hippocampal learning.
However, together we can make a fundamental difference for millions of children in the Horn of Africa".
Although it was not the focus of this study to identify the critical proteins that are involved in each of the biological processes, the more-than-100-fold disparity in CHX concentrations required for induction of C6 cell death and for C6 cell cycle arrest and differentiation indicated a fundamental difference in the requirement for C6 cell survival, proliferation, and differentiation.
In Section 2, we have seen that there is a fundamental difference between the channel for DSS repair transmission and the classical MIMO-MAC, in the sense that the former includes additional inter-helper communication links.
This reveals a fundamental difference in the requirement for Lyn in the SFK-mediated signaling initiated by 3-IB-PP1 compared to receptor clustering.
This contrasting behavior may be due to a fundamental difference in killing mechanism for polycations (contact kill/membrane disruption) versus mechanisms based on metabolic processes developed over eons.
Whereas both Schwann cells and oligodendrocytes myelinated dorsal root ganglia (DRG) neurons, Schwann cells did not differentiate or wrap the microfibers when cultured under identical conditions, showing a fundamental difference in their requirements for axonal signals in myelination.
Associated with a strong variation in the onset temperature for etching, we find a fundamental difference in the onset of etching for an impermeable layer and for graphene flakes.
They derived equivalent current systems for the stationary, annual and semi-annual components of the Sq variation and found evidence for a fundamental difference in their spatial distributions.
