The phrase "fundamental heritage" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the essential or core values, beliefs, or traditions that are inherited or passed down from previous generations. Example: "The preservation of our fundamental heritage is crucial for maintaining our cultural identity and sense of community."
Gregory famously complained that by limiting the teaching of pagan classical texts to pagans, Julian had deprived the Christians of a fundamental part of their heritage.
Once more we fight the double speak of quick-fix supermarket justice, which discards the inconvenience of hard-won heritage and fundamental principle.
Knowing how historic masonry behaves under seismic action is fundamental for preserving architectural heritage.
This evaluation will highlight how flawed conceptions of authenticity have brought about an ongoing gentrification process that is displacing a large share of the population, a fundamental component of urban heritage authenticity.
Rather, it's the opening salvo in a wider brewing cosmic conflict against an alien black Muslim socialist president intent on using the tyrannical power of the government to strip real Americans of their fundamental rights and cultural heritage.
The importance of traditional medicine, one of the fundamentals of the cultural heritage of African, Asian and South American peoples, is evident in that such medicine is practised by more than 80% of these populations.
Who would have thought that the government would be capturing and sterilizing an animal that represents something fundamental to the nation's heritage?
But the Sikhs I've read about in history books weren't dishonest ideologues hiding behind threats of mob violence, suggesting that a woman's play represented some fundamental insult to their great heritage.
Historical structures are a resource and a fundamental part of the cultural heritage all over the world.
Cultural heritage constitutes a fundamental resource, even in economic terms, so restoration becomes an essential step towards the conservation, and therefore valorization of artistic artworks.
