The phrase "founding blocks" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a phrase that means the fundamental or essential elements of something. Example: "The economy's success was built on the solid founding blocks of strong infrastructure and a skilled workforce."
(The idea, for example, that intelligence involves physically realised, (non-introspectible) theoretical (computational) operations is one of the founding blocks of the cognitive sciences).
Although CEOs and the first engineers are often the ones most lionized for creating the founding blocks of great companies, there are others who shape corporate culture in ways that are sometimes hard to appreciate or see.
Albaic explains: "With this new work, I tried to create a new type of portrait, one that goes beyond physical appearances—[one that's] more 'realistic' as it renders the founding blocks of the intimate world: your memories, your relationships and your emotions".
AOKI: I mean, as an artist, I'm really trying to maintain that founding block but also to diversify and put together great songs just as they are.
The INK4-class cyclin dependent kinase (CDK) inhibitors, of which p15INK4b and p16INK4a are founding members, block cell cycle progression by inhibiting the activity of the proliferative kinases CDK4 and CDK6.
Mr. Lewis founded a block club.
Even the San Francisco hackers' workspace he co-founded has blocked him online and from its building after implementing a new harassment policy.
After all, Nato was founded to block Soviet expansion into Europe - so with the collapse of the Soviet Union, hadn't it served its purpose?
Craig, who founded Chopping Block in January of 2014, said he started out passing around fliers, and he didn't have many other options.
Erizku got his BA at the Cooper Union School of Art, went to grad school at Yale, has hosted screenings at MoMA, and is known for a multidisciplinary approach to photography and painting founded on bright blocks of color and utter empathy for the human condition.
All were African-Americans forced to play segregated baseball in circuits like the Negro National League, which was founded only a few blocks from the museum in 1920.
