The phrase 'critical for making' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is necessary for progress or completion. For example: Financing is critical for making progress with the project.
The scientists discuss other planetary characteristics that are probably rare in the universe but are increasingly seen as critical for making Earth so favorable to complex life.
When the First World War broke out, the plant was converted into a munitions factory; nitrogen, as it happens, is also critical for making explosives.
So understanding the psychological roots of the human affective response to risk is critical for making wiser, healthier choices about the dangers we face, as individuals, and as a society.
This is critical for making the phase field models quantitative.
Well defined criteria are critical for making complex decisions.
Understanding these conversations and social media trends is critical for making the right business decisions in China".
That's a critical component for making it work".
If lawyers don't gather evidence to defend clients, they lack a critical tool for making sure the state applies its power fairly.
But they said they would focus the bulk of the first phase from May through July, which they believe is a critical period for making an impression on voters, before summer vacations and the party conventions take place.
It is the second time in two years that Apple has purchased a small chip company to gain critical technology for making a faster processor that uses less energy.
The critical temperature for making irreversible damage to the pulpal tissue is 42°C to 42.5°C[21, 22].
