The phrase "are critical to the implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements or factors that are essential for successfully carrying out a plan or project.
Example: "The resources and training provided to the team are critical to the implementation of the new software system."
Alternatives: "are essential for the execution" or "are vital to the rollout".
Jonathan Mazower, advocacy director, Survival International, London, UK. @Survival Informed public education and awareness building is critical to the implementation of indigenous rights.
Key Findings and Conclusions The decision by the senior management of UNICEF to allow local procurement of some materials and equipment, which were critical to the implementation of the Project, was timely and assisted greatly in accelerating the pace of its implementation.
Understanding the community mental health services context is critical to the implementation of EBPs, as the absence of this knowledge may lead to impractical, inefficient or costly delivery of evidence-based services because of the lack of fit with the context (Hoagwood and Kolko 2009).
The factors that are critical to the successful implementation of IAS have been identified and discussed, based on a review of literature, a field study that surveyed different types of manufacturing firms and series of interviews with a number of working professionals and managers in three automation and system components exhibitions held in Europe.
Strategies to improve equitable uptake are critical to the successful implementation of new cancer screening programmes.
Involvement of community leaders, providers, traditional healers, and patients and regularly scheduled visits are critical to the successful implementation of mobile health clinics.
11 Clinicians are critical to the effective implementation of home haemodialysis services 12 13 to improve patient choice and facilitate increased dialysis service capacity in response to expanding patient populations.
Future and young researchers are critical to the development and implementation of compassionate conservation, as are those career conservation officers, zoo administrators, and researchers who come to realize that using "the most humane killing" is not what compassionate conservation is all about.
