The phrase "a central criterion for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a key standard or principle that is essential for evaluating or determining something.
Example: "In assessing the effectiveness of the program, a central criterion for success is participant engagement."
Alternatives: "a key standard for" or "a primary measure for".
Patients with liver cirrhosis are especially susceptible to renal failure [44 47], and renal impairment constitutes a central criterion for ACLF [20].
For instance, the module PBT uses the decisions of the modules Persistence, Bioaccumulation, and the different toxicity modules to derive an assessment about the state "PBT", which is a central criterion for the identification of an SVHC (substance of very high concern) for the environment.
Further, the disease burden is a central criterion for setting priorities in health research [ 14, 15, 28].
The presence of unbearable suffering, as assessed by a physician, is a central criterion for EAS in the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg [ 3– 6].
I was recently involved in an evaluation of a major bilateral donor funding stream to an organisation in which innovation was a central criteria for evaluation.
To assess the impact of an RRT in which clinical judgment was widely promoted as an additional central criterion for activation, we conducted one of the largest and longest studies to date of hospital-wide mortality after RRT implementation.
It conforms to all central criteria for a seminal academic work: It is theoretically interesting, empirically relevant, and up-to-date.
Catastrophic potential needs to be a central criterion in decisions about technology.
"There is no central criterion for who gets to transfer and who doesn't".
And the central criterion for making their decisions would, of course, be no different from the current rule.
These variations in the nucleic acids of viruses form one central criterion for classification of all viruses.
