"fundamental interpretation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the interpretation of a concept or idea that is seen as foundational or basic. For example, you could write, "His fundamental interpretation of the text was insightful and informative."
In addition, other HLS faculty scholars are exploring questions the U.S. Constitution raises regarding citizenship, freedom of speech and fundamental interpretation of the document.
Some applications of vibrational spectroscopy for characterizing chemisorbates of relevance to fuel-cell technology are examined, with particular reference to the fundamental interpretation in terms of interfacial structure and bonding.
In an interview in 2004, published in a book of his writings, Mr. Gulen put it like this: "In the countries where Muslims live, some religious leaders and immature Muslims have no other weapon in hand than their fundamental interpretation of Islam.
It offers a lucid description of the intellectual challenges and disagreements in the study of the behavior of atomic and sub-atomic particles--a field that has completely changed our view of the physical world, but that is still the subject of unresolved debate about its own fundamental interpretation.
Instead, the Republicans bizarrely argued that Lynch should have answered their questions during her hearings by disagreeing with President Obama on a fundamental interpretation of the law.
It is comprised of a fundamental interpretation of Islam and a few basic sets of values: if you're my guest, I will host you to my death; if you're my enemy, your death will come before mine.
Measurements of thermodynamical activity and introduction of foreign species in Z* could lead to progress in fundamental interpretations.
The first of these relates to fundamental interpretations of rangeland ecology.
The fundamental interpretations of the chemical nature of water samples are based on the location of the sample ion values.
On May 2 , 1994 nine Stanford students filed a lawsuit - Corry v. Stanford University - challenging the Fundamental Standard interpretation titled "Free Expression and Discriminatory Harassment". The Fundamental Standard has been the measure of conduct for Stanford students since 1896.
The result (47) has the following conceptual fundamental quantitative interpretation: the difference between the ground and valence optimum charges is regulated by the golden ratio scale, or in other terms, ∫ 1 53 N C Z * − N C Z * * 2 d Z ≈ 1 τ = 1 + τ (48).
