The phrase "as one key" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize unity or singularity in a group or concept, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The team worked together as one key to unlock the potential of the project."
Alternatives: "as a single unit" or "as one entity".
Given the inevitable constraints on funds available for all public sector interventions, economic evaluations are increasingly used as one key input to decisions on how to allocate resources to various health system actions, most notably for assessing pharmaceuticals, medical devices and procedures [ 25].
Despite increasing evidence for a highly complex role of leukocytes in both innate and adaptive immunity, this short review focuses on the ontogenetic development of leukocyte recruitment, in particular polymorphonuclear neutrophils (PMN), as one key component of innate immunity in preterm neonates.
But it is symptomatic of a global protection crisis, with climate change as one key component.
"[Free data] has gone from being a minority sport to the mood music in the civil service," as one key figure told me recently.
There had been tears all evening, as one key state after another fell — first Pennsylvania, then Ohio — turning the hope of victory into a certainty.
My first novel, "Telex from Cuba," was about a historical moment that I saw as one key to understanding the mid-twentieth century.
Loading direction has been identified as one key determinant for the mechanical responses of proteins.
As one key driver of cost and complexity the product variance is taken into consideration.
The integration of transportation and spatial planning was identified as one key factor to increase sustainability in transportation [11, 12].
The tariffs are largely regarded as one key element in a looming trade war between the two superpowers.
Keyport Slide – It doesn't really matter if your man has as one key or six, the Keyport Slide doesn't care.
