The phrase "any fundamental modification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes that significantly alter the nature or function of something.
Example: "The project cannot proceed without any fundamental modification to the original design."
Alternatives: "any significant change" or "any essential alteration".
Because new chemical compounds and new "chemistries" are being developed or discovered all the time, the taxonomy/ontology must be flexible and any extension should not force a fundamental modification of the classification procedure.
In the 1980s the Australian government commissioned a complete review, yet the Hancock Report that emerged recommended no fundamental modification.
In this paper, the fundamental modification mechanism of asphalt binder modified with waste tire rubber (WTR) and recycled polyethylene (RPE) was studied through a comprehensive laboratory program.
Electroless nickel boron baths reduced with sodium borohydride can be stabilized with various agents such as thallium nitrate or lead tungstate with no fundamental modification of deposition rates and stability.
This fundamental modification involves several further ones which Herder also finds attractive, including the following: (1) Whereas Spinoza had conceived the principle in question as an inactive thing, Herder's revision effectively turns it into an activity.
The next section illustrates that existing forest stand growth models require some fundamental modifications to become suitable for both monocultures and mixed-species stands.
These fundamental modifications, which control gene packaging, are passed on to the daughter cells when a cell divides.
The SAR supergroup has undergone fundamental modifications to the meiosis process compared to other representatives of both the Diaphoretickes/bikont megaclade (Archaeplastida) and the Amorphea/unikont megaclade (Opisthokonts: animals and fungi).
