"fundamentally caused" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to an underlying cause of a particular occurrence, for example, "The economic downturn was fundamentally caused by global recessionary trends."
Government interference in the economy fundamentally caused today's crisis, and only more freedom — more separation between state and economics — will get us out of it.
They believe that all our economic problems are fundamentally caused by the unstable value of money, which results from Federal Reserve manipulation.
We reveal that bullwhip is fundamentally caused by the co-variance between the inventory level and the demand forecast.
Some feminists see women's subordination as fundamentally caused by their role in reproduction: on this view, only test tube babies will make possible women's equality (Firestone 1970).
Regardless of the flower odour chemistry may fundamentally cause the reproductive hurdles, GBS showed common polymorphism all over the Ophrys genome but highly distinguished polymorphisms in genes involved in floral odour biosynthesis (Sedeek et al. 2014).
These models built on findings from previous research [ 62, 64] suggesting that social factors could fundamentally cause chronic inflammation.
Preliminary analyses of fundamental causation corroborated work by other scholars [ 62, 64] suggesting that disadvantage in a variety of social domains can fundamentally cause chronic inflammation.
This helped to generate hypotheses about whether or not inflammatory pathology can confer additional effects on QoL in excess of the social factors that can fundamentally cause chronic inflammation.
Indeed, as with the analyses incorporating statistical controls as discussed above, preliminary moderation analyses merely provided more support for the idea that social factors can fundamentally cause chronic inflammation and perhaps also QoL as a partial function of this inflammatory pathology.
Although the ultimate outcome of TDP1 deficiency is similar to PNKP deficiency, resulting in neuronal cell loss, the cause of this cell loss is likely to be fundamentally different, causing cerebellar degeneration in SCAN1 and microcephaly in MCSZ (Shen et al, 2010).
Marco Streng: I have to admit there was a time especially beginning of this year where miners and core developers opinions sometimes were fundamentally different which caused the ongoing scaling debate.
