The phrase "contribute fundamentally" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to make a significant or essential contribution to something. Example: The new policies implemented by the government have contributed fundamentally to improving the economy. In this sentence, "contribute fundamentally" emphasizes the significant impact of the government's policies on the economy.
Today, it is obvious that biocomputing and database processing are methods that contribute fundamentally to our knowledge of cellular biology and its evolutionary theory.
These results can not only contribute fundamentally to the mechanism studies of the SPR-based photocatalysis but also open a new avenue for the design strategies of high-performance photocatalysts for solar-to-fuel energy conversion.
Analysis of gene expression differences in RNA samples extracted from intact tissues does not specifically allow for localization of the increased or decreased altered genes to the glandular and/or stromal compartments in TZ tissues, both of which likely contribute fundamentally to evolution of BPH, nor does it necessarily translate to altered levels of more biologically relevant proteins.
Sedibeng Breweries recognizes that our employees contribute fundamentally to the company's long-term prosperity.
In this work, our novel statistical approach shows which motifs contribute fundamentally to be involved as structural or functional sequence parts.
The genetic level is able to contribute fundamentally new mechanisms since gene expression is able to dynamically vary the amount and type of the contained components.
Using matrix methods, he also contributed fundamentally to the theory of difference equations.
We were prevented from encountering arguments examining how this idea of "more" (or, in economic terms, of a surplus) contributed fundamentally to the systemic inequalities that define capitalist societies.
In the Times, Olin Downes issued a challenge to both the jazz and the classical sides of Gershwin's radically middle path, filling in Whiteman's racial omissions ("The American Negro," he wrote, "has surely contributed fundamentally to this art") and blasting "the pitiful sterility of the average production of the 'serious' American composer," as exposed by the vitality of Gershwin's art.
In 1912 Hardy published, with John E. Littlewood, the first of a series of papers that contributed fundamentally to many realms in mathematics, including the theory of Diophantine analysis, divergent series summation (see infinite series), Fourier series, the Riemann zeta function, and the distribution of primes.
Based on a spatial image analysis of ground photographs of landscapes included in a questionnaire determining the respondents' visual preferences, we found that active, non-reclaimed mines contributed fundamentally to a negative evaluation of whole landscape scenes.
