"fundamentally dedicated" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means being completely committed or devoted to something at its core or essence. Example: The organization's success can be attributed to its fundamentally dedicated employees who go above and beyond to serve their clients.
I would rather have a white president fundamentally dedicated to eradicating poverty and enhancing the plight of working people than a black president tied to Wall Street and drones".
Professor Katzir was fundamentally dedicated to the mission of bettering humanity; he enacted this commitment through his impressive achievements in science, culture, education, and politics; he embodied and pursued what he called the "universal human values that emphasize the kinship of the human race," among them freedom, peace, honesty, respect, and love.
Many are fundamentally dedicated to the best possible individual and population health outcomes for Ontarians and their activities suggest that they see QI-PHC as pivotal in the care process.
The workshop model, where students critique each other's writing, "is so dependent on the generosity of the people involved," she says, "and if everybody is generous, dedicated, and fundamentally a good person – which does sometimes happen – it's brilliant.
Are you part of that steamroller? A. I'm fundamentally opposed to dedicating any stream of revenue to any particular project.
Americans are hard working and dedicated, but honestly, we are not fundamentally exceptional.
The ability of Ca2+ to regulate a multitude of cellular activities is fundamentally linked to the expansion and diversification of dedicated Ca2+-sensing protein families throughout evolution [2], [3], [28].
And as the very existence of a website dedicated to tracking APIs implies, application assembly has fundamentally changed software development.
They extort other drug traffickers, cantinas, a wide range of things, but they do not dedicate themselves fundamentally to drugs, not even to exporting them," he said.
The reason our situation works is fundamentally this: there is a code of expected behavior and each member is unwaveringly dedicated to honoring it.
James Clad, a Georgetown University professor of Southeast Asian studies, said today that General Nasution dedicated himself to "a struggle for a better life" for Indonesians, and that he was fundamentally "a voice of moderation".
