"bedrock strategy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a fundamental and essential strategy that serves as the foundation for a larger plan or approach. Example: The company's bedrock strategy of providing excellent customer service has helped it establish a loyal customer base and achieve success in the competitive market.
However, in the context of the long-term preservation of tissues and organ banking for transplantation, the application of hypothermia has proved to be the bedrock strategy providing effective methods of preservation and storage to meet the current practices of organ transplantation.
But until and when that happens, there is one bedrock strategy for almost any competitive contest.
The bedrock strategy of the SSI program for children is to provide an essential platform of daily living support from which a child with disabilities can rise.
That would place in doubt the so-called "two-war standard" that has been the bedrock of American strategy for decades.Although congressional hawks on both sides of the aisle are disturbed by what all this may mean for America's standing in the world, so far they seem to be losing the battle with their colleagues to mitigate the sequester.
While Index – alongside most VCs – seems to have a partner on a plane almost constantly, it's London which has acted as the bedrock of its strategy.
LONDON — This is the time of year when Britain's political leaders present themselves to their parties, in promise, hope or apology, trying to persuade their bedrock followers that strategies are on course, pledges will be redeemed and the spoils of high office beckon.
An asset allocation plan, and not which stocks or mutual funds you choose, is the bedrock of your investment strategy.
(To Foote, this strategy became bedrock; throughout his life, he maintained an aesthetic of unvarnished narrative truthfulness).
As Steve said in his recent memo when announcing changes to the way the company is organised: 'The bedrock of our new strategy is innovation in deep, rich, high-value experiences and activities.
The bedrock of Elberse's "blockbuster strategy" is a willingness to invest in "premium" content, on the theory that a series of small ripples is no substitute for one big splash.
This was the bedrock of the government's employability strategy and its campaign to reduce educational disadvantage.
