The phrase "critical for developing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the importance of something for development or progress. For example: "Having a support system is critical for developing self-confidence."
Mr. Solow's project and the state's scheduled rebuilding of the off-ramp and other parts of the drive make the next six to eight years critical for developing the park, Mr. Rubin said.
And that's critical for developing countries, which arguably have more leverage at the WTO, where a single country can shut down negotiations if it determines that the risks of a deal outweigh the potential benefits.
In a letter to the Guardian, scientists including the Nobel laureates Sir John Gurdon and Sir John Walker, rejected this claim, arguing that primate research was still critical for developing treatments for dementia and other debilitating illnesses.
Hydrogen storage is critical for developing viable hydrogen vehicles.
It is also critical for developing policies for greenhouse gas mitigation through altered land use [9].
This observation may be critical for developing spatially targeted treatments for migraine.
Understanding this process is critical for developing monoclonal antibodies, designing effective vaccines, and understanding autoantibody formation.
Thus, assessing patient treatment preferences is critical for developing an effective decision support system.
The correct assessment of anxiety, depression, and stress appear critical for developing an adequate preventive treatment strategy [42].
The generation and selection of a representative subset of features is critical for developing an accurate classification model [70].
Understanding why athletes do or do not report their symptoms is critical for developing efficacious strategies for risk reduction.
