The phrase "as critical use" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific context where something is used in a critical manner, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The guidelines emphasize the importance of understanding the material for as critical use in the field."
Alternatives: "for essential use" or "for important application".
On the contrary, privacy issues are not as critical as before, especially when using a fleet of public transport buses.
The additional gear ratios are seen as critical for use with the smaller, high-torque turbocharged engines that are increasingly common in cars and trucks.
The intended outcome of this increased IT-facilitated student engagement is to foster important skills such as critical thinking used in both academia and workplace environments.
The size of the marginal gap may not be as critical when using materials that can be luted adhesively to the tooth substrate, such as glass-ceramics.
Information from the long form is considered critical, used as the base for items like the consumer expenditure survey, a key component of the consumer price index; the monthly unemployment figures issued by the Labor Department; and the National Crime Victimization Survey by the Justice Department.
Research evidence was seen as critical to clinical use, yet our findings suggest that key barriers to the translation of ATs into clinical practice are usability, knowledge, education, awareness and access to ATs.
As Critical Mass, which uses the roads entirely legally, has been taking place monthly since 1994 without ever previously incurring the imposition of a section 12 order its potential to "result in serious public disorder" seems doubtful.
If you've had any health conditions, or made any recent visits to the doctor, make sure they're declared – and if you're buying a complex product such as critical illness, consider using a broker who can help ensure you are as thorough as you need to be.
Gauteng Yes, contract with 10 agencies Mostly used in large hospitals and specialised areas (e.g. critical care) Yes – provincial nursing agency policy Assist with staff shortages in specialty areas, such as critical care units Managers use nursing agencies to manage absenteeism.
