The phrase "a key to facilitating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies that help make a process easier or more effective.
Example: "Effective communication is a key to facilitating collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "an essential factor in enabling" or "a crucial element for promoting".
As re-processing of waste is one of the major sources of pollution in the recycling processes, a mechanism is needed to control and reduce the emission impact in the re-processing as a key to facilitate the globalized reverse supply chain and avoid spreading pollutants overseas.
"A cease-fire is key to facilitating the process, as it enables the people to work in a conducive environment," said one of the government's negotiators, Tagelsir Mahgoub.
The key to facilitating a domain swap is to destabilize the protein when it is monomeric but not when it is oligomeric.
Besides increasing coital latency directly, sexual pharmaceuticals could be used to provide greater opportunity for men to recognize their premonitory sensations to ejaculation more readily, facilitating a "choice point", which is key to facilitating behavioral change and learning.
These isotopic data suggest horses were well cared for, reflecting their status as a prestige animal, and were key to facilitating regionally integrative ceremonial activities conducted at khirigsuurs that brought together people from geographically distant mobile communities.
Hopes had been high in Athens that after months of wrangling over a household insolvency scheme – seen as key to facilitating the recovery of bad bank debt - the disbursement would finally go through.
Clinicians and patients from different practices nominated inter-related factors, a training for office staff to provide better customer service and a friendly office atmosphere, respectively, as key to facilitating depression care.
Improving the understanding between human and computer is key to facilitating this relationship: a relationship of trust.
