The phrase "a fundamental proposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a basic or essential statement or principle that serves as the foundation for an argument or theory.
Example: "In philosophy, a fundamental proposition is often the starting point for deeper analysis and discussion."
Alternatives: "a basic principle" or "a core assertion".
This stimulated a fundamental proposition of the concept of mesoscience.
A better and concise proof of a fundamental proposition concerning the refracted flux across a bi-material interface in the conductivity problem is also provided.
But a fundamental proposition in economics holds that when individuals are free to engage in trade, the size of the economic pie increases enough that the winners could, in theory, compensate the losers, leaving everyone better off.
This explanation stems from a fundamental proposition: all forms of attention, whether prospective (cuing) or retrospective (WM), rely on a single resource limited mechanism.
That is a longstanding and fundamental proposition of Judaism, and it means that we favour organ donations.
When sales start to decline, companies shouldn't panic and alter a brand's fundamental proposition or positioning.
The idea is an essential element of the fundamental proposition of landscape stability.
As a fundamental economic proposition the two modes of payouts amount to the same thing, Professor Skinner said.
This is a fundamental economic proposition about the nature of technological evolution in network industries one that business leaders and economic policymakers cannot afford to ignore.PAUL DAVIDAll Souls CollegeOxfordSIR—Whatever the truth about QWERTY, competition based on short-term outcomes certainly produces odd results.
Although it wasn't initially a part of the business model, "it's now a fundamental value proposition of our business," says Major.
Obviously, there have been price manias where a large number of people buying Bitcoin for the first time have this point of view, but the reality is there is also a fundamental value proposition of Bitcoin, which is as digital gold in an increasing cashless society (see this piece on Bitcoin's "intrinsic value").
