The phrase "as a fundamental data" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "as fundamental data" or "as a fundamental piece of data."
Example: "The results of the experiment should be considered as fundamental data for future research."
Alternatives: "as essential data" or "as core data."
High pressure processes are already operated on the industrial scale but new research has shown the potential for many new processes resulting from the use of high pressure technologies, as well as deriving new fundamental data.
In order to design such equipment, the solubilities of gases and vapors in molten polymers are needed as fundamental data.
The research results could be employed as fundamental data to numerically or theoretically analyze the fire performance of steel structures with members made of S960 and to carry out accurate fire-resistance design.
Both the global failure probability and the local failure probability distribution can be considered as essential and fundamental data in structure design and system maintenance.
These results can also be used as fundamental data to begin detailed phylogenetic analysis of Prunus species.
Triangulation approach was applied as a fundamental frame for empirical data analysis, combining analysis of official statistical data, content analysis of regional media, semi-standardized interviews with key personalities and extensive questionnaire survey.
Apart from these traditional applications, audio data hiding techniques can be also deployed as a fundamental framework for acoustic data transmission (ADT) of which a brief implementation is illustrated in Figure 1. Figure 1 Schematic representation of acoustic data transmission.
As one of the fundamental data structures widely used in software systems, existing works on CHTs focus on either algorithmic improvements, or hardware-oriented optimizations, or application-specific designs.
As well, the highest rated item, daily weight, is vital for daily medication and fluid calculations and is marked as one the most fundamental data items required in the development of pediatric HITs [ 18, 19].
