The phrase "central vital" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is of great importance or is fundamental to a particular activity or situation. For example, "Good customer service is central vital to the success of a business."
As much as at any time in its history, the WEA has a central, vital role to play.
Data storage is crucial as data is a central, vital element in business data processing.
Compensatory vasoconstriction adjusts the blood distribution from peripheral vessels toward central vital organs, such as the brain and heart.
NA administration rationally allows for the blood to be distributed throughout the central vital organs, subsequently preventing low cardiac output associated with severe bradycardia.
"Affirmative consent is an absolutely central and vital part of a healthy sex life," she says.
"Nuclear is set to play a central and vital role in the UK's energy future," said the IME's Jenifer Baxter.
In a market-led economy, effective regulation is central and vital – like having an effective police force (are police commissioners the answer?) – so parliament and Whitehall should both take a more aggressive interest.
At best, they are prized as decoration, and of course gardening continues to flourish, in Britain especially; but that is a world away from society in general according to them their central and vital role.
Kneebone believes passionately that disaster can only be avoided by a change in mindset: "It is utterly central and vital that people change the way they think about the relationship between the clinician and the patient, and the concept of compassionate care.
On the other cosseted Pep, the natural heir with every advantage from his own Catalan nationalism to a supreme playing career given ignition by Johan Cruyff himself, who famously appeared unannounced at a youth game and instructed Carles Rexach to move the skinny right midfielder to the more central, tactically vital pivote role, from where Guardiola has surveyed the world ever since.
For example, Kant gives the notion of respect for persons a central and vital role in moral theory.
