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The phrase "as a substantial criterion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant standard or measure for evaluation or judgment in a particular context.
Example: "In assessing the effectiveness of the program, we consider user satisfaction as a substantial criterion."
Alternatives: "as a significant measure" or "as an important standard."
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Interestingly, such a dynamic, diet induced change of UMH excretion may serve in future as a substantial criterion to identify patients with GMA and to differentiate such patients from above mentioned disease conditions with persistently enhanced UMH excretion [ 14, 16].
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On the basis of a substantial proficiency level model, a criterion for passing learning goals could be provided.
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