The phrase "a key axis to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an important aspect or dimension of a topic or issue being discussed.
Example: "Sustainability is a key axis to our company's strategy for long-term growth."
Alternatives: "a crucial element of" or "a central aspect of".
This is such a key axis of disagreement: consolidate ACA and declare victory or push to expand coverage?
Venezuela, which was a key axis of that network, has become a regional pariah under President Nicolás Maduro, whose mismanagement of the economy has led to an acute shortage of food and medicine.
An established, widely used practice in evaluating trunk imbalance is to drop a plumb line from the C7 vertebra to a key reference axis, the central sacral vertical line (CSVL) in full-spine standing anterioposterior radiographs, and measuring the distance between them, the C7 CSVL.
It is shown that parallelness of the laser beam to the rotation axis is a key factor to reduce alignment errors.
Recent studies have elucidated a key signaling axis, the EGFR-STAT3-Bcl-XL signaling axis, that is aberrantly activated in a majority of HNSCC and contributes to the proliferation and survival of malignant cells.
The accuracy of 5-axis machine tools is a key factor to modern manufacturing of multi-axes machined workpieces.
Shubin and Alberg (1986) and Oster, et al. (1988) outlined a metapterygial arch hypothesis that outlined a shift in AP axis as a key mechanism leading to evolution of the tertrapod limb.
Deposition of hyaluronic acid and the expression of its receptor is a key ECM axis in which post-transcriptional regulation may play an important role in airway remodelling [ 105].
The key axis dividing the continent today is east-west, a curious alliance between free-market advocates in Western Europe and those in former communist countries.
