The phrase "a vital parameter for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an important factor or criterion that influences a particular outcome or process.
Example: "Temperature is a vital parameter for the success of the chemical reaction."
Alternatives: "an essential factor for" or "a crucial element for".
Low molecular weight & polydispersity is a vital parameter for efficient scale inhibition which is achieved through uniform reaction rate.
The resulting polyaniline is highly porous, thus providing large surface area, which is a vital parameter for the significant improvement of supercapacitor performance.
The depth of cut was found to be a vital parameter for MPCI with AHP weights and nose radius for MPCI with Equal and Entropy weights.
It is proved that the roughness of the pipe is effective on the size, lifetime, and cost-saving property of the condominial sewer system, whereas the pipe diameter is not a vital parameter for the same criteria.
Reduction temperature and reduction duration affect H2S concentration, a vital parameter for CCF synthesis, and CCFs form in only a narrow reduction and synthesis temperature range of 650 °C ± 50 °C with greatest coil yields observed at 650 °C and following reduction durations of between 1 and 20 min with greatest coil yields observed after a 10 min reduction.
In addition, phloem turgor pressure itself is a vital parameter for rubber tree production and water balance because it is the driven force for initial latex exudation and thereafter an indication for phloem water influx and the sucrose transportation from surrounding tissues.
Rajesh and Anand (2012) used multiple regressions and genetic algorithm model for choosing the optimal machining parameters in EDM process and resolved that the current is a vital parameter that affects the response parameters.
Conversion efficiency is a vital parameter behind successful generation of hydrogen gas.
Because a patient's core body temperature is one vital parameter for monitoring the progress of the patient's health, it is often measured manually at a frequency ranging from once every few hours to once a day [1].
Results of ANOVA, have shown that the depth of cut is the most dominant input process parameter for PF and EE, and feed rate be the dominating vital parameter for reduction of the AECM.
