"central nature" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the fundamental or core nature of something or someone. For example, you could say, "The central nature of her character was admirable."
He stressed the eternal, sacred nature of a sealed marriage between one man and one woman, and referred often to the central nature of Jesus in the Mormon faith.
The central nature of the area gave it immense strategic potential.
On the contrary, dividing the CNR in many entities would in a certain sense spoil its central nature in the Italian panorama.
For the boundedness of the commutator operator on function spaces of central nature, one usually looks for a corresponding function class to which the symbol function b belongs and which has BMO-type behavior at the origin.
Border towns like Laredo, and the central nature of cities like Stockton, Calif., often succumb to criminals shuttling drugs, money and weapons through Mexico and into the interior of the country.
The desire to keep the abstract liberal model at a distance derives also from the ever clearer necessity to define location-specific spatial norms: following the principles, which have become relevant again, of form-based normative codes (Soutworth and Ben Joseph 2003; Ben Joseph 2005; Baer 2011), and in general the central nature of a design code in planning practices (Carmona et al. 2003, 2011).
Among the different mechanisms, Kuo found a common thread that she speculates is central to nature's health benefits: enhanced immune function.
But more profoundly, most novelists think of science and technology as irrelevant to their central subject: human nature.
Nature, central to the story, is expressed by a stage full of realistic brown "earth" and a huge, toppled tree trunk of raw beauty.
Because if a child can't tell his parents something as central to his nature as that, there becomes a division.
Through some very striking pictures, this book brings out the sanctity in which devotees hold trees and the central role of nature in religious preaching and practices.
