The phrase "considered key for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express the idea that something is important for a particular action or result. For example, "Having a strong internet connection is considered key for working remotely."
Nor is late-night television still considered key for launching a film or an album – breakfast television is now a more effective way to reach a mass audience.
This milestone is considered key for NIF's twin goals: demonstrating the feasibility of fusion energy, and ensuring the reliability of the U.S. nuclear weapons stockpile.
Probabilistic risk assessments are considered key for risk management of low probability and high consequence activities such as offshore oil and gas well drilling.
Selection of the proper drill-in-fluid (DIF) composition was considered key for minimizing drilling problems and obtaining desired productivity levels (Hodge et al. 1997).
Microalbuminuria is an early marker of diabetic nephropathy and its prevention is considered key for the primary prevention of diabetic nephropathy.
Uniquely, our analysis focuses on initial therapy, considered key for other severe infections.
The 2510 also omits a single feature I consider key for this class of product: an automatic document feeder that lets you toss in a pile of pages, press a button and return when the fax or copy is done.
In balancing all factors for optimising the translational potential of an animal model for testing cartilage repair strategies, the following are considered key characteristics for pivotal studies: 1.
The computational complexity for spatiotemporal datasets and the heterogeneity of data sources are considered key factors for the current state.
In England, in those areas that would be considered key seats for a future general election, we made nine gains and 44 losses.
Marine Protected Areas are considered key tools for conservation of coastal ecosystems.
