The experimental data for the nuclear fusion of 27Al with 74Ge are examined within the context of symmetric-asymmetric Gaussian barrier distribution (SAGBD) model in sub-barrier domain. For bombarding energies smaller than the Coulomb barrier, predictions owing to simple Wong formula are found to be much smaller with reference to experimental outcomes. On other side, the SAGBD method is used, wherein impacts of inherent channels as a result of its multidimensional aspect of quantum mechanical tunneling arises because of weighted Gaussian function, to get desired outcomes. Larger fusion enhancement appears at lower energy region, which signifies the effective participation of inherent channels originated due to structure of participants. In present approach, the impacts of various inherent channels are cumulatively determined by calculating values of channel couplings parameter (λ) & VCBRED . Present calculations due to the SAGBD method suggests that the theoretical fusion excitation functions for 27Al + 74Ge reaction are in close resemblance with experimental findings around the nominal barrier.