The phrase "as a core building block" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is fundamental or essential to a larger structure or concept.
Example: "Trust is often considered as a core building block of effective communication in any relationship."
Alternatives: "as a fundamental component" or "as a key element".
Artificial Intelligence is evolving to become a core building block of contemporary applications.
Matt Miller of Sequoia recently wrote that containers have "created a standardized frame for all services" and have become a core building block of microservices architectures.
It is the statement from which all other action and strategies begin and it is a core building block in our coaching plan.
Multiple sequence alignment (MSA) is a core building block in the analysis of biological sequence data.
The health workforce as one of the core building blocks of a health system needs to be sufficient in number, skill mix, and distribution (WHO, The WHO Health Systems Framework).
Figure 1 shows the different levels of architecture work, including a reference architecture with abstract core building blocks and a more concrete architecture.
It must begin with early childhood education as it is one of the core building blocks of child development.
The requirement (R10) is addressed by using the (RA8) core building block and JIRA as a ticketing service that is illustrated in Figure 5 as part of the common services hosted by the data centers.
As Figure 5 reveals, the (RA3) core building block is located in the architecture on the community and data center side by using iRODS.
Figure 3 illustrates not a particular reference installation and also not a concrete deployment of implemented reference architecture core building block services.
One of the reference model design foundation is the 'federated approach' that is applied to the core building blocks of the data architecture as shown in Figure 4.
