The phrase "core functions of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the essential roles or responsibilities of a person, organization, or system.
Example: "The core functions of a successful business include marketing, finance, and operations."
Alternatives: "key roles of" or "essential functions of".
In this review, we evaluate EHR functionality and map it to the three core functions of public health: assessment, policy development, and assurance.
A. The core functions of administrative assistants are often secretarial, but the job can also involve client communications, negotiating with vendors, conducting research and preparing memos and reports.
It describes the core functions of a state and suggests such measures as tapping the expertise of citizens in building institutions.
Success today requires universities to pursue excellence in the core functions of teaching and research, and, at the same time, to be more and to do more.
He told The Guardian: "One of the core functions of public service media is to deliver news, which is supposed to be independent.
One of the prime, core functions of government is the care of all in society, especially those at the bottom".
A decline in wildlife is threatening core functions of the ecosystem that are vital for human wellbeing, researchers behind an unprecedented study of biodiversity in the UK have warned.
"Even if federal courts had some power to micromanage the executive branch, separation of powers prohibits the use of that power to the extent it interferes with core functions of the executive," the department said.
It has been eighty years since the nation last saw a full-blown, bar-the-doors breakdown in the relationship among the branches, impairing the core functions of government.
"We're submitting that discovery itself violates the Constitution" in the context of this case, he said, by intruding on the president's "core functions" of seeking advice and developing legislation.
In 1978, the Business Roundtable of the top 200 chief executives in America put out a communique listing social responsibility as one of the four core functions of any company board of directors.
