The phrase "fundamentally rooted" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is deeply ingrained or has a strong foundation. It can also convey the idea of being unchangeable or fundamental to a certain concept or idea. Example: The principles of democracy are fundamentally rooted in the belief that all individuals should have equal rights and opportunities.
In that case, Labour should talk about these well-founded concerns and, whatever else it does, avoid corroborating the notion that the problems are fundamentally rooted in immigration rates (they are not).
A version of the low-income superannuation concession – a marquee Rudd/Gillard era reform that was scrapped in the first Abbott budget – will be reintroduced in an effort to recast the government as one that is fundamentally rooted in fairness.
This is a type of film that is fundamentally rooted in the western, a genre that features a nearly unending procession of vigilantes, and more explicitly in the action thrillers of the 70s and 80s – films like Straw Dogs, Death Wish and Die Hard, movies in which men must rescue or avenge their families.
Many girls were raped, and girls and boys joined militias during a seemingly sectarian conflict that broadly pitted Muslims against Christians and animists, but that is more fundamentally rooted in economic and political exclusion and regional interference after decades of misgovernance and instability.
The Clarks' doll tests were seen as an indictment of white racism, but the notion of "acting white" — fundamentally rooted in a similar tendency to ascribe virtue to whiteness — was nonetheless deployed as a means of pointing toward African-Americans' own self-defeating behavior.
These actions are fundamentally rooted in the lives of human beings, and so they must be seen as such, bearing with them significance and meaning in the concrete social situation (Goffman 1959).
"There's nothing in the recommendations that is unexpected or surprising or that will actually, you know, fundamentally root out police violence," she said.
Silver's aesthetic is fundamentally melodramatic, rooted in the dark melodramas of the fifties and sixties, of Sam Fuller and, especially, Vincente Minnelli.
You could argue that these traditions or tropes, to borrow a word from Mitski are fundamentally male, rooted in a brashness and a defiant sense of irony embraced by legions of all-male bands.
(See "Capitalism 2.0: Justice").. Capitalism 2.0 must fundamentally be rooted in justice justice for the entrepreneurs or else we may see the value creators go on strike, leaving the speculators with nothing to speculate on, and the government with no wealth to redistribute.
The rhetoric for making America great again is rooted fundamentally in making it free of black people, Latinos and Muslims, or at least making sure they exist in only subservient roles.
