The phrase 'fundamental prevention' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to basic methods of preventing something from happening. For example, "Fundamental prevention measures must be taken to reduce the spread of the virus."
Cholesterol control is fundamental for prevention of cardiovascular disorders.
Early detection of high risk for type 2 diabetes is fundamental for prevention of diabetes and associated cardiovascular complications.
The reflex represents a fundamental aspiration prevention mechanism [ 7] and is significant particularly in gastro-esophageal reflux [ 8], in laryngopharyngeal reflux [ 9, 10], and under other conditions when a risk of the aspiration is markedly increased.
In the absence of a vaccine, elimination of the organism that spreads the West Nile virus -- in this case, the mosquito -- is the key to prevention, but fundamental shortcomings in public policy limit the tools that are available.
The discipline and dedication of those personnel were fundamental to the prevention of a superpower military conflict.
So, of course, does the gay community, which many people feel has badly distorted the fundamental message of prevention, by subordinating it to the idea that there is nothing wrong with being H.I.V.-positive.
However, in improving the understanding of genetic variation within and between populations, the HapMap project has not only enriched scientific knowledge of disease but also enabled the development of population-based screening technologies that are fundamental for disease prevention.
Limited knowledge of human practices that increase risk of infection and of the diseases that pose the greatest risk represent the fundamental challenges to prevention.
Surveillance of NIs is fundamental for NI prevention and control.
Early diagnosis is fundamental for personalized prevention and effective therapeutic management.
