'fundamental use' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the essential or basic purpose or function of something. Example: The fundamental use of a hammer is to drive nails into wood.
Also, the fundamental use of spreadsheets can help us do accounting and other repetitive calculations with confidence and speed.
This generalizes the winding number of functions on the circle and the average winding number of almost periodic functions on the real line and makes fundamental use of the quantized differential calculus of Alain Connes.
Apart from track and field, wrestling is considered by many the oldest competitive sport, one that made its first appearance at the ancient Olympic Games in 708 B.C. and thrives on its rudimentary attractiveness — one athlete trying to subdue another, not with equipment but with the fundamental use of the arms, upper body and legs.
It is fundamental: Use their first name.
One of the fundamental use cases in self-healing is cell outage compensation (COC) [6].
A fundamental use of speech is to regulate humans' use of external things by appeal to the right of appropriation or dominion.
This chapter focuses on the fundamental uses of chitosan in a variety of biomedical applications.
But the real change Mr. Felicetti and other small pasta makers are creating is something more fundamental: using durum wheat grown exclusively in Italy.
It has several fundamental uses in metabolomics including experimental design, quality control of experiments, the selection of appropriate statistical methods, and the determination of uncertainty in results.
One of the fundamental using of the Boolean operations "OR, AND" and "NOT" are axiomatic and Algebraic proofs.
The reference is separated from the fundamental using a dichroic filter, and directed to the camera through a spatial filter and adjustable time-delay arm.
