The phrase "a rather critical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is important or essential, often in a negative context, such as criticism or evaluation.
Example: "The report highlighted a rather critical issue that needed immediate attention."
Alternatives: "a quite significant" or "an especially important".
There is a rather critical situation going on in the Legislative Yuan which none of us expected when we arrived in Taipei.
A rather critical issue relies in developing replicable and robust methods to predict natural units, as a direct response of climatic, geological and geomorphological data (physical units).
"The GDP growth slowdown sheds a rather critical light on the Fed's decision to raise interest rates in December," said Nina Skero, economist at the Centre for Economics and Business Research.
Yes, the autumn hours spent inside are important, but the following October suggestions should encourage you to step outside the expected college process, guiding you on a stroll through a rather critical month.
A spokesman for the Senate majority leader, Warren M. Anderson, a Binghamton Republican, said he expected the Senate to "look at that monetary request with a rather critical eye". Mr. Anderson has argued that any new commission should focus entirely on corruption in New York City, asserting that the State Investigation Commission could handle issues in other parts of the state.
Their spectacular incompetence and raw inexperience land them in an undercover operation run out of an abandoned church by an angry captain played by Ice Cube, also heard on the soundtrack expressing a rather critical view of law enforcement in a vintage song by his former group N.W.A.
Adding insult to injury, the law makes no effort to define exactly what type of speech would qualify for an embargo, leaving that rather critical detail up to the discretion of individual judges.
While in [4], for the employed data outliers were not an issue; they were rather critical in [5], where combinations of automated segmentation algorithms did not improve in all cases.
On the other hand, not many of us ingest enough caffeine to dry out our eyeballs and give us blurry vision — something rather critical to a baseball player — so all ridicule seems to be fair game.
But the judges on the show have taken a rather more critical line.
The relativistic personalist Charles Renouvier then defended a rather personal critical philosophy, which exerted an enduring influence through its impact upon the extreme idealist Octave Hamelin of the Sorbonne, upon the metaphysician and cofounder of French neospiritualism Jules Lachelier, and upon his pupil, the philosopher of science Émile Boutroux.
