"fixed foundation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most often used in a figurative context, meaning something that is firm and unchanging, often referring to a moral, political, or philosophical principle. For example, you could say: "The decision to stand up for what is right is a fixed foundation in our family culture."
(5) An overall comparison of pinned versus fixed foundation cases suggests that the former results in significantly larger deformations, whereas larger force demand on the bent component was introduced in the later case as expected.
The experimental results for reinforced concrete, reinforced composite, and reinforced HPFRCC frames with fixed foundation are presented herein.
That should not only ease recovery of the system for maintenance, but also simplify installation by eliminating the need for a fixed foundation in the seabed.
Britain's first fully buoyant home, tethered to a fixed foundation but able to float on flood water, will soon be built near the Thames.
While the theological is often associated with belief in a fixed foundation such as God or the truth of a religion, Rae identifies another sense rooted in epistemology.
The dancer's job is to build something new on those fixed foundations.
In some places floating wind farms could prove cheaper than fixed foundations.
The design conservatism observed is present to avoid many changes to the proven technology on land-based wind turbines and offshore fixed foundations, to assure technical feasibility and economic viability in the short term.
She finds time to chat to journalists and camera crews while fixing foundation mishaps, reassures anxious models and soothes fretful hairdressers, and miraculously the show goes up almost on time with everyone looking as damn near perfect as possible.
SSI model with soft soil condition displays higher story displacement response demands compared to that of fixed base model (rigid foundation/stiff soil assumptions).
For fixed bent foundation and pinned bent foundation cases, yielding of shear keys was reported in an average sense under PGA of 0.6 g with lower shear key deformations for the fixed case.
