The phrase "a key prospect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an important potential client, customer, or opportunity in a business context.
Example: "After reviewing the market analysis, we identified a key prospect that could significantly boost our sales."
Alternatives: "a major opportunity" or "an important candidate".
The Dodgers were closing in late Wednesday on a three-team trade that would fill their starting rotation without depriving them of any key prospects that could be used to acquire a third ace in David Price.
Absorbing a few bumps and bruises here and there might save the Nationals tens of millions of dollars, or a few key prospects later.
The identification of the exact key players, both upstream and downstream of the autophagy-stimulating Ca2+ signals, will be a key future prospect to further understand the generality and importance of intracellular Ca2+ signaling in autophagy regulation.
During the year ended December 31 , 2012 it acquired leasehold interests covering an aggregate of approximately 17,590 net acres in its key prospect areas.
New York Daily News columnist Bill Madden highlighted Ohlendorf as the key prospect in the trade, reporting that he could find his way into the Yankees' bullpen in 2007 or 2008.
The Dodgers did the same with Nathan Eovaldi, the key prospect traded to the Miami Marlins for Hanley Ramirez.
And when coupled with some of LinkedIn's paid advertising opportunities - such as sponsored InMail - you can create a revenue-generating machine targeting key prospects in your space.
"It's pretty hard to manage a sales pipeline if some of your key prospects or customers simply disappear overnight," one global services provider said in the Forrester report.
Through a serious analysis of the thin-plate cross-section and its cantilevered structure, the H-shaped section and Nanpu cable-stayed bridge, the closed-box section and Höga Kusten Bridge, the main problems and the key prospects are concluded.
