The phrase "a key bridge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an important connection or link, whether literal (like a physical bridge) or metaphorical (like a crucial relationship or concept).
Example: "The new policy serves as a key bridge between the government and the community, fostering better communication and collaboration."
Alternatives: "a crucial link" or "an essential connection".
emerging as a key bridge.
He said it will be a key bridge between Westminster policymakers and Britain's entrepreneurs.
After capturing a key bridge, Mitchel halted 28 miles from the town to meet Andrews – if he was still coming.
Payers serve as the linchpin for market access; a key bridge between drug/diagnostic development and clinical adoption.
With a key bridge washed out, roads impassable and phone communications down, the rural south-western peninsula tip of Haiti remains isolated.
While homes and shops were destroyed, several arms-manufacturing facilities, along with a key bridge and the rail line, were left intact.
One likely candidate to be added to its market coverage footprint now that it's flush with Series A cash is France, which plays a key bridging role in European travel geography, connecting land journeys from the U.K. (via the channel tunnel/ferry) on to many key destinations in central Europe.
He also believes augmented reality will play a key bridging role — helping students who have cut their undergraduate teeth learning in entirely virtual 3D labs to transition to using real-world lab equipment for post-grad learning (where purely 3D simulations would not suffice).
However, when a network relies on individual bridges but has little redundancy (alternative ties between groups), structural holes result as the network becomes over dependent on a few key bridging nodes [ 5].
All the pressure bearing down on volunteers like Betty Kitchen emanates from an otherwise unremarkable office complex in Arlington, Va., a short jog across the Key Bridge from Washington.
It accomplishes this by disrupting a key salt bridge formed by conserved residues R129 and E362, that stabilizes the outward-facing conformation of the transporter.
