The phrase "a fundamental trait" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an essential characteristic or quality of a person, object, or concept.
Example: "Honesty is a fundamental trait that we value in our team members."
Alternatives: "an essential characteristic" or "a core quality."
I'm sure this plan will go through more changes as we balance the need for an increase in lead generation with the desire to maintain a fundamental trait of our culture, which is talent development.
Hence we can also say that it is a fundamental trait of humans to seek, to the degree most possible, their own immortality while knowing full well that they too shall surely die.
A fundamental trait of the human self is its continuum experience of space and time.
Specifically, we assessed whether, in a symbolic context, capuchins' preferences satisfy transitivity - a fundamental trait of rational decision-making.
Transitivity is one of the main axioms of standard economic theory and is a fundamental trait of rational decision-making [25], [26].
A fundamental trait of the human self is the continuous mental projection to different points in time in order to re-experience past events and predict future occurrences [1], [2], [3].
Because Cdc25 is the catalytic core domain of many RasGEFs, including SOS, RasGRF, and RasGRP, the observed desensitization of wt Ras to Cdc25 by an oxidant represents the fundamental trait of the oxidant-dependent regulation of wt Ras activity associated with these RasGEFs.
Part of what makes Stillman such a witty satirist and an acute observer of his own rarefied slice of the social world is his faith in affiliation as a fundamental character trait.
From the exquisite sculpture of two reindeer migrating across a river, carved from a piece of mammoth ivory 13,000 years ago and now housed in the British Museum, to the tiger skin rugs and heads of exotic beasts exhibited in stately homes today, bigging ourselves up by displaying our mastery of great beasts seems to be a fundamental human trait.
One tells me, "Hope for a miracle is a fundamental human trait".
Participants described 'forgiving' as a fundamental character trait, often challenged in the course of illness, characterized by compassion for the mistakes and faults of others and themselves (Table 6).
