The phrase "a fundamental foundation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the essential basis or core principles of a concept, idea, or system.
Example: "Education serves as a fundamental foundation for personal and professional development."
Alternatives: "a basic cornerstone" or "an essential basis".
"We have a fundamental foundation on which to grow," Ms. Mayer said in a conference call with analysts.
This study provides a fundamental foundation of the correlation between S composition of carbon nanomaterials and their electrochemical (or surface) properties.
Withstanding 3.5 billion years of genetic drift, the canonical genetic code remains such a fundamental foundation for the complexity of life that it is highly conserved across all three phylogenetic domains.
Educational excellence is the central focus of all activities within the department, which concentrates on developing a fundamental foundation coupled with design innovation in the traditional and emerging fields of mechanical engineering.
This effort then provides a fundamental foundation for future CSR discourse, in particular on parameters that explain CSR conceptualizations (CSR Thinking) and the implementation of CSR CSR Doingg) in Vietnam.
In her brilliant book on the Silk Road, author Valerie Hansen demonstrates how it was much more than "simply" the exchange between merchants of silk or other artefacts, but an avenue for the transmission of knowledge, ideas, science, arts, etc. Trade is a fundamental foundation of civilization.
The minor in Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) provides a Duke undergraduate with a broad, fundamental foundation, coupled with the opportunity to explore advanced topics tailored to their specific interests.
The text presents a unified perspective of fracture with a strong fundamental foundation and practical applications.
The MFSD provides a more fundamental foundation that is based on how changes in the fGn and white noise components result in changes in the arrival process as various factors change such as the aggregation time length or the traffic packet rate.
"My district is still a conservative place, but the social issues of the 90's are not the fundamental foundation of people's politics anymore," said Representative Johnny Isakson, a Republican who replaced Mr. Gingrich in Georgia's Sixth Congressional District and whose easygoing moderation bears no resemblance to his predecessor's partisan fire.
He came away convinced that "the fundamental foundation is laid and it's refreshed throughout a Marine's career," General Amos said.
