The phrase "fundamentally participated" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to have a basic or essential involvement in something. Example: The new employee fundamentally participated in the company's decision-making process, bringing fresh ideas to the table.
In addition, Dll4/Notch fundamentally participates in the regulation of embryonic [ 1, 2], post-natal developmental [ 3– 6], regenerative [ 7] and tumor sprouting angiogenesis [ 8– 14].
The common thread weaving through this trend is that the pace of technology is empowering individuals to actively participate in fundamentally new markets and economies.
As is shown by a Gene Ontology [ 14] analysis of the periodic classes later in this study, the genes of class 000 participate in fundamentally different processes than the genes of the periodic classes.
Either get on board or get out of our way.... My genuine belief that all people are fundamentally good and want to participate in positive change was confirmed during this recent campaign cycle and will be further confirmed in the upcoming year.
On one hand, we can place those practices that fundamentally express a desire to participate in decisions regarding public space and its management: people acting in this way, therefore, consider (explicitly or implicitly) public space as common property that must be defended and conserved to keep it open to multiple kinds of use and types of users.
They both have forgotten that Americans are not fundamentally incentivized by the Constitution to participate in their foreign policy.
1972, 1976; The Open Work), which suggests that in much modern music, Symbolist verse, and literature of controlled disorder (Franz Kafka, James Joyce) the messages are fundamentally ambiguous and invite the audience to participate more actively in the interpretive and creative process.
Doctors fundamentally gave two reasons for agreeing to participate in the study.
Like many young Iranians, he felt queasy about participating in a system that he fundamentally opposed.
Mary Pimm and Nik Wood London Once again we see a group of individual police officers exposed as being fully prepared to participate in, or stand by as, fundamentally dishonest and dishonourable behaviour.
