The phrase "a criticality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the importance or significance of a particular issue or situation.
Example: "The criticality of addressing climate change cannot be overstated."
Alternatives: "an urgency" or "a significance".
All 40 items in the questionnaire were rated as important to the midwives' role (rating A: criticality), with a range of 5.60 6.73.
Therefore, these interventions were given a criticality index, so that both the most critical and the most frequent interventions could be compared and receive the right relative importance when building the model and, thus, when designing the layout.
This double-distancing allows a criticality that frees us to exchange one present tense for another".
It was designed for a criticality keff ≤ 0.95 in normal operation state.
Corium includes fissionable materials; therefore, a criticality safety analysis must be performed for the core catcher design.
Both the bullet and the target were sheathed in boron in order to absorb neutrons and reduce the chance of a criticality accident.
However, our design also included situations in which A's criticality was held constant but his pivotality varied.
These will allow us to define a criticality-pivotality framework to be tested in a new experiment.
Since the whole system has been targeted to a monitoring and control IIoT use case in which a thermal criticality triggers an actuation event, a key parameter to evaluate is the actuation time delay.
We successfully adopted an analysis workflow able to overcome a major criticality in high-throughput studies, that is to find robust, reproducible and biologically sound results [ 16, 46].
Nietzsche, anticipating a progressive criticality akin to the one developed here in a posthumous preface to The Birth of Tragedy, writes that we must avoid becoming "metaphysically comforted" by a McLuhan-esque narcissism, or otherwise.
