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'lie at the core' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually means that something is the essential or fundamental part of something else. For example: "Honesty and integrity lie at the core of this organization's values."
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Image management and image perceptions lie at the core of media-induced tourism.
The preceding three problems lie at the core of quantum information theory.
These questions lie at the core of this month's Spotlight on Influence.
Matrix-based models lie at the core of many applications across the physical, engineering and life sciences.
Its first two articles present two fundamental ideas that lie at the core of a Republican Constitution.
The activities of Soyak Holding — real estate development, energy and construction — lie at the core of the robust 7percentt growth rates Turkey has averaged since 2002.
Cognitive and social deficits lie at the core of many neuropsychiatric diseases and are among the many behavioral symptoms not amenable to pharmacological intervention.
Colloidal and interfacial phenomena lie at the core of drug formulation, drug delivery, as well as drug binding and action at diseased sites, e.g., in cancer therapy.
Brahms's autumnal Four Piano Pieces, Op. 119, lie at the core of this recital, which also offers works by Bach, Prokofiev, and Chopin (including the Berceuse).
Cities, home to hundreds of millions of Chinese consumers, lie at the core of this problem — and offer a potential solution.
The cherished principle of local control, and the abundance of local governments, lie at the core of the state's political culture.
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