The phrase "a fundamental step for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an essential action or measure that is necessary for achieving a particular goal or outcome.
Example: "Implementing a comprehensive training program is a fundamental step for improving employee performance."
Alternatives: "a crucial step towards" or "an essential measure for".
Localization is a fundamental step for navigation and location-based services.
Hotspot delineation on protein surfaces represents a fundamental step for targeting protein protein interfaces.
The application of signal processing techniques is a fundamental step for fault diagnostic methodologies.
Identification of flood-prone areas is a fundamental step for flood risk management.
Therefore, the knowledge of the saturation pressure (phase transition or first bubble point) is a fundamental step for oil production.
In addition, Fraedrich, Beiker and Lenz [12] in their contribution urge us to take care of the social acceptance of new culture as a fundamental step for innovation.
In the field of nanofluid heat conduction, efforts have been nearly exclusively on correlating thermal conductivity of nanofluids with their microscale physics, as a fundamental step of searching for optimal thermal conductivity [1 3, 16 19].
Despite all the vagaries and contradictions that attended the implementation of this principle, it was a fundamental step forward for international law.
In facilitating patient-centred care and shared decision making, a fundamental step is for clinicians to elicit patients' expectations; discuss, and correct any of their misperceptions, expectations or fears [ 16].
This is a fundamental step to take, for example, towards seeing the alienation of research from researchers as a major source of irresponsibility.
The proposals for the solution of these problems could only come from an interdisciplinary approach, aimed at ensuring stability both for the buildings and for the rock face, as a first fundamental step for the preservation of an important typological witness of the past building traditions, respecting its equilibrium with nature.
