The phrase "a fundamental question for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a key issue or topic that is essential for discussion or consideration in a particular context.
Example: "The impact of climate change presents a fundamental question for policymakers as they develop new environmental regulations."
Alternatives: "a crucial issue for" or "a key concern for".
"Adoption highlights the where-do-I-belong question, but it's a fundamental question for everyone".
These success stories pose a fundamental question for all New Yorkers.
Kelley's book begs a fundamental question for today's organizations: how flexible are they prepared to be in their innovation efforts?
A fundamental question for artificial intelligence is to characterize the computational building blocks that are necessary for cognition.
Doug Edwards Westwood, Mass., June 23 , 2008 To the Editor: Asking if little Alex is destined to wear a military uniform raises a fundamental question: For what purpose do we maintain the armed forces?
Beyond Dubay's vitriol and a few political squabbles lies a fundamental question for flat-Earth factions: sure, the videos draw hundreds of thousands of page views, but who are the true believers?
He went onto say those differences included radically different margins, pricing structures and delivery models, and it raised a fundamental questions for these companies.
Paul J. Cohen, a versatile mathematician whose path-breaking work in the field of logic helped resolve a fundamental question of mathematics and won for him the prestigious Fields Medal, died of a lung disease on March 23 in Stanford, Calif.
"This is a fundamental question of equality and justice for LGBT people in this country, and to be on the brink of a final, and we hope, fair resolution grounded in these cherished principles of our Constitution seems almost unbelievable," said Kate Kendell, executive director of the National Center for Lesbian Rights, a legal organization that is which is a co-counsel in the Tennessee case.
Where we came from is a fundamental question, compelling for everyone irrespective of background.
A fundamental question, unanswered for many years, is whether the conical shape of the formers has a functional significance.
