The phrase "as key stakeholders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to individuals or groups that have a significant interest or investment in a particular project or decision.
Example: "We need to consider the opinions of our customers as key stakeholders in the development of our new product."
Alternatives: "as important participants" or "as primary contributors".
Officials are speaking to senior figures in the arts world and cultural bodies from around Britain, as well as key stakeholders in the Games, to hear views on the type of opening ceremony most appropriate for London.
As key stakeholders, evacuees and the government both want lower TWET to ensure the safety of the evacuees.
In addition, the dams are the main habitat for crocodiles, which thus can also be seen as key stakeholders.
Participatory community-based approaches hold promise for increasing intervention effectiveness and involving parents as key stakeholders in a sustainable way.
The investors (I), spouse (S), and the entrepreneur (P) remain as key stakeholders but only the founding entrepreneur retains her high level of social issue concern.
The study aimed to positively engage nurses, as key stakeholders in critical care, to identify the gold standard framework for a high performance team, from a nursing perspective.
This allowed follow-up of agreements and negotiations made after focus group discussion and also allowed inclusion of a further participant who had been identified as key stakeholder during the focus group stage.
It emphasises the importance of understanding and designing for the classroom, as well as involving key stakeholders, such as teachers and students in the design process.
The inclusion of data and advocacy activities in the plan will assist in both monitoring the implementation of the plan as well gathering data and to aid in developing the plan further as well as informing key stakeholders and partners about NCDs.
Instead of assuming a new technology is 'finished' when it leaves the research institute, a more effective way of developing complex technologies is for the R&D team to release them as soon as the key stakeholders will adopt, and then nurture the technology's continued development in partnership with the key stakeholders.
These included: all MECS and GRRS optometrists, as well as other key stakeholders (participating ophthalmologists, specialist hospital optometrists and GPs).
