"foundational techniques" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the fundamental or essential techniques or principles used in a particular field or activity. Example: "In order to become a skilled pianist, one must first master the foundational techniques of scales, chords, and hand positioning."
We predict that such an analysis method will be used as a foundational technique to quickly detect and counteract mobile malware, which is the core security risk factor in the proliferation of IoT service.
But the foundational technique is self-compassion.
Finally, new foundational analytical techniques, most notably in machine learning and deep learning, have emerged from academia to help data scientists discover patterns and models across hundreds or thousands of parameters.
Moreover, service-oriented applications are hard to design and validate, and demand for new foundational theories, modeling notations and analysis techniques.
This paper will show how architecture design and analysis techniques rest on a small number of foundational principles.
Its three movements evoke three foundational concepts of 20th-century music: Arnold Schoenberg's revolutionary 12-tone technique; Heinrich Schenker's essentialist approach to harmonic analysis; and Joseph Schillinger's math-based methodology.
While the foundational principles of Montessori teaching are the same for all Montessori classrooms, the techniques and skills used to teach different ages of children can vary substantially, so, in general, most people who want to become a Montessori teacher need to specialize in one or more educational age ranges.
Following on from the anti-art of Marcel Duchamp and his readymades, the techniques that that Dadaists embraced from the cut-up to the sound poem became foundational elements of the avant-garde in the 20th century and beyond.
A foundational paper in Science in 2004 by Smith et al introduced "antigenic cartography," the technique used to monitor antigenic drift and select the influenza vaccine.
These techniques existed not to memorize useless information like decks of playing cards but to etch into the brain foundational texts and ideas.
We will extend this mentality into the analysis phase described below by using a combination of emergent and a priori coding techniques in which we allow new themes to emerge while identifying specific issues and dynamics related to our foundational assumptions and specific aims.
