"fundamental state" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the most basic form or condition of something, such as a system, law, or concept. For example, "The fundamental state of the economy has improved steadily over the past year."
The rightward shift of Israeli society is changing the shape of fundamental state institutions.
It's an archetypal figure, personifying a very fundamental state of the human mind.
But the fundamental state of mateship was never in question, they assert.
"SOLID!" they kept repeating at full volume, as if constantly guessing the fundamental state of matter of people and things was a vital element of their job description.
According to Hund's rules, the fundamental state is 2F5/2.
where g i is the degeneration degree of the first fundamental state.
That's what I was finding with the animal groups — there were fundamental states they could exist in".
All together, we thus derived the adaptive stepsize NLMS algorithm (initially heuristically proposed in 1982 [34]) by applying fundamental techniques of Bayesian network modeling to a special realization of the fundamental state-space model in (7).
The proposed beam theory uses a hierarchy of solutions to carefully-chosen beam problems that are referred to as the fundamental states.
These axially-invariant solutions, which we call the fundamental states, are also used to determine a shear strain correction factor as well as corrections to account for effects produced by externally-applied loads.
The weighted standard deviation of 0.94 obtained here for a joint fit of rotational lines belonging to the ground, the lower torsional fundamental, and the higher torsional fundamental states of acetone represents significant progress in comparison with previous fitting attempts, especially for the excited torsional states.
