The phrase "fundamentally possible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the basic feasibility or underlying potential of an idea or concept.
Example: "While there are many challenges, it is fundamentally possible to achieve sustainable energy solutions."
Alternatives: "essentially feasible" or "intrinsically achievable".
A shift from the traditional forecasting method to the multiple scenario analysis revolves around a shift from reducing uncertainties to including uncertainties, by presenting a range of fundamentally different possible futures [7].
For any given characteristic there are then fundamentally seven possible types of outcome.
First, since the interaction of oxygen with aromatic hydrocarbons depends on their structure, oxidation chemistries which are fundamentally different are possible, namely, transannular oxygen addition, oxygen addition to a carbon carbon double bond, or free radical chemistry.
This theoretical assumption fundamentally limits consideration of possible alterations that would lead to potential solutions to many of the problems currently facing "big-time" college sport.
She added, "We've all read enough science fiction to be fundamentally optimistic about the possible outcome".
It was also, he said, an instructive sight in light of the movie, which suggests cosmetic surgery is both fundamentally suspect and always possible to detect.
This section lists a few aspects that will benefit from improvements and where such an improvement can be possible without fundamentally changing the experiment.
Most fundamentally, it is made possible by absence, by the relations of a word to other words within the ever-evasive network of structures that language ultimately is.
So the flexibility and efficiency of the test bench increase fundamentally, because it is possible to replace real components with their mathematical models.
