The phrase "as the fundamentals of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the basic principles or underlying concepts of a subject or field.
Example: "As the fundamentals of economics dictate, supply and demand play a crucial role in market behavior."
Alternatives: "as the core principles of" or "as the basic tenets of".
Such aspirations serve as the fundamentals of synthetic biology, as intimately as the notion of biological engineering can be.
"The fundamentals of meeting with Iran are the same as the fundamentals of meeting with Rev. Wright," said Joe Limansky, 69, of Boca Raton.
A large percentage of these original rules and forms would be recognizable to market participants today – nearly 80 years on – as the fundamentals of the S.E.C. rules.
The concept underlying this surface engineering as well as the fundamentals of the synthesis and recovery of surface-engineered particles are also addressed in this review.
It offers also the possibility of joint investigations at the behavioral, physiological, and molecular levels, together with an easy access to a large spectrum of techniques (from molecular genetics to brain imaging), making possible the investigation of what may be referred to as the fundamentals of minimal consciousness.
2015 was a slower year for US IPOs as the fundamentals of the market changed.
"It is not as if the fundamentals of the Italian or Spanish economies have changed overnight".
I wanted this to represent as many people as possible – and the fundamentals of our society".
As the fundamental of electrochemical discharging, gas film is essential to the machining quality and efficiency.
Studies on lift-type VAWTs are far fewer than those on horizontal VAWTS, especially in the field of airfoil, which is regarded as the fundamental of VAWT design.
As with all the fundamentals of human life, religion has things to say about the question.
