The phrase "critical lever" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in a business or strategic context to refer to a key factor or element that can greatly impact a situation or decision. Example: "In order to achieve success, we must identify and focus on the critical levers that will drive growth in our company."
But the debate entirely misses a third, critical lever, investment.
But so far we have every reason to believe that Disney is moving in the right direction and can serve as a critical lever for industry-wide change that will benefit the planet and the people who live on it.
A significant portion of maternal morbidity and mortality is preventable, making quality of care in hospitals a critical lever for improving outcomes.
For Gadamer, as we have seen, this implies some kind of change or movement, and here, too, in the fusion of horizons, the individuals grasp of truth as something over and above her own particular perspective, turns out to be the critical lever.
City funding is but one critical lever in advancing the health of arts and culture.
Instilling philanthropic values, whether in your family, your company, or in our society as a whole, is a critical lever in making our society better for everyone.
Here, then, is a comfort: Presidents have never controlled all the critical levers of American justice, or injustice.
Syria would have the means to torpedo the tribunal if it were to re-establish critical levers of control over the Lebanese government, whereas a stable Lebanese government would contribute to the tribunal moving ahead with its business.
A succession of landslide victories in elections, beginning with the triumph of the reformers' main standard-bearer, President Mohammad Khatami, in 1997, and culminating with the reformist sweep of three-quarters of the seats in parliamentary elections four weeks ago, had co-existed, however uneasily, with a system in which clerical hardliners continued to hold all critical levers of power.
The tell-tale sign of "high CQ" is a proposal that cuts through the complexity and moves across it, unleashing the ability of everyone involved to build and focus on the key critical levers.
Persuasion about patient benefit and social comparison were also critical levers, or implicit co-interventions.
