The phrase "essential for fulfilling" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something is necessary for achieving a goal or completing a task. Example: Time management skills are essential for fulfilling your duties as a project manager.
"New Think and Old Weapons" (editorial, Feb. 28) suggests that "getting the nuclear posture review right is essential" for fulfilling the president's vision of a world without nuclear weapons and moving ahead with Senate ratification of the Start follow-on treaty and the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty.
As autonomous robotic systems advance, they will be required and designed for interaction with humans in order to exchange information, which is essential for fulfilling their tasks.
That early start is essential for fulfilling another of the report's recommendations, namely, that the new president lay out priorities for science and innovation within the first 100 days of taking office.
The availability of many stored samples is essential for fulfilling tissue requests quickly and optimally.
"Every child has the right to adequate nutrition and access to safe and nutritious food, and both are essential for fulfilling their right to the highest attainable standard of health," said Mr Youssouf Oomar, UNICEF Representative to Malaysia and Special Representative to Brunei, on the occasion of World Breastfeeding Week 2009.
Thus, we learned to profit from the leisure moments that are essential for a fulfilling life.
Real end-user participation is essential for the successful outcome of HIT development - and thus for fulfilling the key objectives for healthcare.
Then I stumbled across a survey – commissioned, weirdly, to coincide with the DVD release of The Life of Pi – that had asked over "2,000 adults aged 18 to 65 to compile the list of 50 essentials for a fulfilled life".
And having true beliefs is essential to fulfilling our goals.
Our journals are essential to fulfilling the AAAS mission to "advance science, engineering, and innovation throughout the world for the benefit of all people".
What Congress wants, Mr. Walker said, is merely the names of the participants and the dates, times and topics of the meetings, information he said was essential for Congress to fulfill its duty to oversee the activities of the executive branch.
