The phrase "a fundamental response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a basic or essential reply to a question or situation.
Example: "In times of crisis, a fundamental response is necessary to ensure the safety of all individuals involved."
Alternatives: "a basic reply" or "an essential answer."
"I think there is a fundamental response of decency and concern from people.
"This might be a fundamental response present in all of us, regardless of parental status," said Parsons.
Grain-scale phenomena are then linked to the macroscopic displacement and strain fields and it is shown that shear-induced dilation is a fundamental response at both the grain and macro scales.
It's such a fundamental response that it can't really be avoided, only accommodated.
Repair by connective tissue formation is a fundamental response to acute injury.
Nitric oxide (NO) is the classical agent to produce Ca2+ desensitization [7], and NO-mediated, or flow-mediated, vasodilatation is a fundamental response of the vasculature [8].
Yet the new measures will be seen as further evidence that the Prime Minister is taking a "sticking plaster" approach rather than a more fundamental response to the crisis.
Early increases in CD19 expression, after parasites and parasite antigens are accessible, is clearly an important and fundamental response to infection mounted by both breeds of cattle, allowing the integration of innate and adaptive immune recognition at the B cell to subsequently promote an appropriate adaptive immune response.
The approximate fundamental response of a driven mechanical oscillator with a quadratic stiffness characteristic is studied by using the method of harmonic balance.The accuracy of the periodic solutions based on first approximation theory, and their stability, are compared with exact results obtained from direct time integration.
Anxiety is a fundamental emotional response to real or potentially threatening stimuli that is accompanied by behavioural, neurological, and physiological responses (Livesey, 1986).
The extent of the interactome change, the response time, and the variety of triggers leads us to speculate that this nuclear restructuring may be a fundamental hardwired response of the cell.
