The phrase 'fundamental basis of' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the core foundation of something. For example, "The fundamental basis of his decision was based on morality."
Other overarching thoughts about leadership? A. To me, the fundamental basis of leadership is trust.
He firmly believed this, and this belief was the fundamental basis of his disagreement with Montana Bob.
"The fundamental basis of the market is the idea of something for something – an idea we need to encourage, not condemn," he said.
"The fundamental basis of government is its interaction with its citizens," the mayor said before signing the executive order at City Hall on Tuesday.
At least in the short term, automakers face an imperative to make sure that the fundamental basis of their business — selling cars — remains intact.
His lawyer, Ali Rahimi, said: "Iran is a theocracy – anything viewed as breaching Islamic rules and regulations would be interpreted as opposing the fundamental basis of the regime.
It is the fundamental basis of the contract between business and society, and forms the basis of most people's real interactions with business.
Rehabilitation is about reintegration into society, with the fundamental basis of this a reasonable understanding that the individual will not reoffend.
My appeal to the free world is to condemn and reject Russia's dangerous and irrational decision — NOT only for Georgia's sake — but for the sake of preserving the fundamental basis of international law and order.
"They're basically saying they are making the information public so people know why the borough is conceding on affordable housing levels – rather than challenging the fundamental basis of viability itself.
Even the fundamental basis of the SNP's economic policy - joining the European Union as an independent state - one feels is grounded more in a desperate desire to flee the English pound than in a positive endorsement of the Frankfurt Euro.
