The phrase "a fundamental origin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the basic or essential source of something, often in academic or philosophical contexts.
Example: "The researchers aimed to uncover a fundamental origin of the species, tracing back millions of years."
Alternatives: "a basic source" or "an essential root".
However, a definite consensus on the fundamental origin of the failure is still lacking.
The sheer number of the observed scatterers implies a fundamental, thermodynamic origin during deposition or processing.
It clarifies the fundamental origin of the difference in the chromatographic performances of the Halo and the Kinetex columns.
The program will also include discussions of the fundamental origin of the Standard Model family structure and the prospects towards the next level of insight.
This influence exists even when the chains are modeled as RWs, indicating that its fundamental origin is due to chain connectivity, not excluded volume interactions.
The fundamental origin of key performance characteristics is highlighted and fit into the landscape of technological challenges and market opportunities laid out at the beginning of the chapter.
Parameterizations of the freezing temperatures in terms of the water activity of the solution have been successfully established, but the fundamental origin of the thermodynamic control of the non-equilibrium crystallization of ice has remained elusive.
In the first part of this paper, we investigate the fundamental origin of the local V-maximum, which to the best of our knowledge, is as yet still unexplained.
As shown in [4, 5], the fundamental origin of the interchannel interference lies in the unavoidable non-smoothness in the modulation of the interfering transmitter, which leads to discontinuities in the higher order derivatives of the modulating signal.
We have devoted this new journal to all scientists with a generic interest in complex, human activity-related systems, their "microscopic" interactions and their "macroscopic" patterns - to those who are anxious to uncover the message in the data, and willing to understand its fundamental origin.
